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Did you know that you can prove two mathematical equations using trigonometry?
1. The first equation states that (cos^2(x) - 1)^2 is equal to (1 - 2cos(2x) + cos^2(2x))/4. This equation involves squaring and manipulating the cosine function, leading to a relationship between the two sides of the equation.
2. The second equation involves the tangent function and states that tan(π + 4x) is equal to (4tan(x) - 4tan^3(x))/(tan^4(x) - 6tan^2(x) + 1). By applying the properties and formulas of tangent, this equation can be derived and proven.
These equations showcase the intricate relationship between trigonometric functions and how they can be manipulated using mathematical operations.
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Given that, tanØ=5/12, Using trigonometric ratio, please solve ; (1). SinØ (2). SinØ + Cos Ø (3). (Sin^2 Ø / Cos Ø)/(Sin^2
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