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Re: [obm-l] Trigometrica

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From: Iuri <iurisilvio@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 15 May 2006 18:27:10 -0300
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Acho q nao. Vc pode fazer 1=sen(90).

sen(90)+sen(2x) = 2*sen(45+x)*cos(45-x) por prostaferese.

On 5/15/06, Diego Alex < diego.alex.silva@gmail.com> wrote:

Tenho a seguinte instru��o: Transformar em soma e produto 1 + sen(2x).
A minha d�vida � se eu chegar � (senx + cosx)� terei feito o pedido???
se n�o, qual a solu��o correta??
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