19.5. Show that sin(n+1/2)0 2 sin 0/2 cos 0/2- cos(n +1/2)0 2 sin 0/2 + cos 0+ cos 20 + + cos ne %3D sin 0+ sin 20+ . .+sin no %3D The first equality is due to Lagrange.
19.5. Show that sin(n+1/2)0 2 sin 0/2 cos 0/2- cos(n +1/2)0 2 sin 0/2 + cos 0+ cos 20 + + cos ne %3D sin 0+ sin 20+ . .+sin no %3D The first equality is due to Lagrange.
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Transcribed Image Text:19.5. Show that
sin(n + 1/2)0
2 sin 0/2
cos 0/2- cos(n+1/2)0
2 sin 6/2
1
+ cos 0+ cos 20+ .+ cos no
sin 0+ sin 20+ +sin no
...
The first equality is due to Lagrange.
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