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can you prove that :
cos 144 + cos 72 = - 1 / 2 ?
waiting for the answer like hell !
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no one can help me guys ?
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There are a good few people on this board who will help you, but you must have a little patience.  They are probably in bed 
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cos144 + cos72 = 2cos(144+72)/2*cos(144-72)/2=2cos108*cos36=
2cos(180-72)*cos36=-2cos72*cos36=(-cos72*2cos36*sin36)/sin36=
(-cos72*sin72)/sin36=(-1/2)*(sin144)/sin36=(-1/2)*(sin144)/(sin(180-36))=
(-1/2)(sin144)/(sin144)=-1/2
Last edited by krisper (2006-01-14 22:56:41)
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sirry rickyoswaldiow i didn't know that it was night
krisper thank you alot alot man
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Well done krisper, maybe you could tell us about yourself in Introductions 
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cos144 + cos72 = 2cos(144+72)/2*cos(144-72)/2=2cos108*cos36= !!!!!!!!!!2cos(180-108)!!!!!!!!!!!
!!!!!!!!!!2cos(180-108)!!!!!!!!!!! *cos36=-2cos72*cos36=(-cos72*2cos36*sin36)/sin36=
*cos36=-2cos72*cos36=(-cos72*2cos36*sin36)/sin36=
(-cos72*sin72)/sin36=(-1/2)*(sin144)/sin36=(-1/2)*(sin144)/(sin(180-36))=
(-1/2)(sin144)/(sin144)=-1/2
it should be 2cos(180-72)!!!
Last edited by kempos (2006-01-13 02:02:52)
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y? cos
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Last edited by rickyoswaldiow (2006-01-13 02:03:37)
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kempos you are correct  
 
It should be:
cos144 + cos72 = 2cos(144+72)/2*cos(144-72)/2=2cos108*cos36=
2cos(180-72)*cos36=-2cos72*cos36=(-cos72*2cos36*sin36)/sin36=
(-cos72*sin72)/sin36=(-1/2)*(sin144)/sin36=(-1/2)*(sin144)/(sin(180-36))=
(-1/2)(sin144)/(sin144)=-1/2
Last edited by krisper (2006-01-13 23:21:58)
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