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How did he get this 1/2i ? I dont remember studying this definition in calc 1 neither calc 2!

How did he get this 1/2i ? I dont remember studying this definition in calc 1 neither-example-1
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The
i in the denominator is missing in the second expression. It should be


\sin at=(e^(iat)-e^(-iat))/(2i)

This follows from


e^(iat)=\cos at+i\sin at

e^(-iat)=\cos at-i\sin at

\implies e^(iat)-e^(-iat)=2i\sin at

\implies \sin at=(e^(iat)-e^(-iat))/(2i)
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