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Simplifying Sin(5x) + -1sin(3x) = 2cos2(2x) + -1 Remove parenthesis around (5x) inS * 5x + -1sin(3x) = 2cos2(2x) + -1 Reorder the terms for easier multiplication: 5inS * x + -1sin(3x) = 2cos2(2x) + -1 Multiply inS * x 5inxS + -1sin(3x) = 2cos2(2x) + -1 Remove parenthesis around (3x) 5inxS + -1ins * 3x = 2cos2(2x) + -1 Reorder the terms for easier multiplication: 5inxS + -1 * 3ins * x = 2cos2(2x) + -1 Multiply -1 * 3 5inxS + -3ins * x = 2cos2(2x) + -1 Multiply ins * x 5inxS + -3insx = 2cos2(2x) + -1 Reorder the terms: -3insx + 5inxS = 2cos2(2x) + -1 Remove parenthesis around (2x) -3insx + 5inxS = 2cos2 * 2x + -1 Reorder the terms for easier multiplication: -3insx + 5inxS = 2 * 2cos2 * x + -1 Multiply 2 * 2 -3insx + 5inxS = 4cos2 * x + -1 Multiply cos2 * x -3insx + 5inxS = 4cos2x + -1 Reorder the terms: -3insx + 5inxS = -1 + 4cos2x Solving -3insx + 5inxS = -1 + 4cos2x Solving for variable 'i'. Move all terms containing i to the left, all other terms to the right. Reorder the terms: 1 + -4cos2x + -3insx + 5inxS = -1 + 4cos2x + 1 + -4cos2x Reorder the terms: 1 + -4cos2x + -3insx + 5inxS = -1 + 1 + 4cos2x + -4cos2x Combine like terms: -1 + 1 = 0 1 + -4cos2x + -3insx + 5inxS = 0 + 4cos2x + -4cos2x 1 + -4cos2x + -3insx + 5inxS = 4cos2x + -4cos2x Combine like terms: 4cos2x + -4cos2x = 0 1 + -4cos2x + -3insx + 5inxS = 0 The solution to this equation could not be determined.
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