SOLUTION: (1+sinA+cosA)(1+sinA+cosA)=2(1+sinA)(1+cosA)

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Question 1039979: (1+sinA+cosA)(1+sinA+cosA)=2(1+sinA)(1+cosA)
Answer by Edwin McCravy(20056)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!


Multiply the left side out:



Rearrange like terms together:



Combine like terms and replace sin2(A)+cos2(A) by 1:





Factor out 2:



Move the cos(A) to the end of the parentheses:



Out of the first two term in parentheses,
factor out sin(A), and
out of the last two terms in parentheses,
factor out 1:



Factor out out common factor 



Reverse terms in first parentheses:



Edwin

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