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Express sin6θ + sin4θ as a product.

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Answer:
2 sin(5 \theta) cos \theta

Explanation:

According to the trigonometric identities we have the following formula:


sin (x) + sin (y)=2 sin((x+y)/(2)) cos((x-y)/(2))

Now, we have the following:


sin (6\theta)+ sin (4\theta)

Where
x=6\theta and
y=4\theta

Hence:


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


sin (6\theta)+ sin (4\theta)=2 sin((10\theta)/(2)) cos((2\theta)/(2))

Finally:


sin (6\theta)+ sin (4\theta)=2 sin(5\theta) cos(\theta)

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