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Cos^2(41 degrees)-sin^2(41 degrees)

User Cheol
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I'll use the identity
\cos^2\left(\theta\right)-\sin^2\left(\theta\right) = \cos(2\theta)

So,


\cos^2\left(41^(\circ)\right)-\sin^2\left(41^(\circ)\right) = \cos\left(2*41^(\circ)\right)\\\\\cos^2\left(41^(\circ)\right)-\sin^2\left(41^(\circ)\right) = \cos\left(82^(\circ)\right)\\\\\cos^2\left(41^(\circ)\right)-\sin^2\left(41^(\circ)\right) \approx 0.139173\\\\

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