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Mathematics, 04.04.2020 17:05, zahkaria1223badiieez

Prove
that:
cos^3A Cos3A + sin^3A. sin 3A=cos^3 2A


Provethat:cos^3A Cos3A + sin^3A.sin 3A=cos^3 2A

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