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Prove cos (x - n) = -cOS X. cos (x - 7) = cos x sin n - sin x cos n = -cos X cos (x - n) = cos x cos n - sin x sin n = -cos X cos (x - n = cos x sinn + sin x cos n = -cos X cos (x - n) = cos x cos n +
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Prove cos (x - n) = -cOS X.

cos (x - 7) = cos x sin n - sin x cos n = -cos X
cos (x - n) = cos x cos n - sin x sin n = -cos X
cos (x - n = cos x sinn + sin x cos n = -cos X
cos (x - n) = cos x cos n + sin x sin n = -cos x

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Answer B

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cos n + x =cos x + y

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