The Double-Angle Formulas | proof without words| mathocube|
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In this video, we are going to find the visual proof the Double-Angle Formulas.
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I appreciate all the time you've dedicated to make this video, thanks.
I was curious about the proof but this is superb. 😷👍
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Thank you, this was beautiful!!
This is a beautiful proof. Thank you for sharing!
Thanks, this was really healpful. I might link this in low budget trig/geometry proof I'm working on. Would you mind?
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Yes mam it's trigonometry
Turns out all I missed was a theorem!
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why is AP and BP equal to cosine theta?
But if we value it's not proof please help
Can anyone tell me how
BC = AB.cos theta
AC = AB.sin theta
Are true?
This pleases the nut
I had an investigation where you had to prove the double angle rules with this method. I was only able to prove the sin one sadly
what if the radius of the circle was, for instance 12, and not 1?
Then everything gets scaled by 1 and you have 12 in the denominator of many parts of the proof. Eventually you can simplify it back to this but the chances of making a mistake are many.
This works because of triangle similarity.
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How do i imagine if theta is quite big, like near 90degrees, how would the construction look like
Just... don't.
Since theta is a variable we can draw in any size, so we draw the most convenient one.
you lost me at 1:44 when you say that BC=ABcos(x)
I am late. But cos(x) of triangle ABC returns the ratio adjacent/hypotenuse.
cos(x) = BC/AB
BC = ABcos(x)
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There's loads of words it's not very visual at all really
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