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Express the sum or difference as a product. sin 4x - sin 6x

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Since:

sin (a)- sin(b)=cos( (a+b)/(2)) sin( (a-b)/(2) )\\ sin(4x)-sin(6x)=-(sin(6x)-sin(4x))=-2 cos(5x) sin(x)\\
User David Marble
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Answer:

sin 4x - sin 6x = -2 cos 5x . sin x

Explanation

We use the following result to solve this expression,


sin\,A-sin\,B=2\,cos\,((A+B)/(2))\,sin\,((A-B)/(2))

and sin(-x) = -sin x

Consider,

sin 4x - sin 6x


=2\,cos\,((4x+6x)/(2))\,sin\,((4x-6x)/(2))


=2\,cos\,((10x)/(2))\,sin\,((-2x)/(2))


=2\,cos\,5x\,sin\,(-x)


=2\,cos\,5x\,(-sin\,x)


=-2\,cos\,5x\,sin\,x

Therefore, sin 4x - sin 6x = -2 cos 5x . sin x

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