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Turning the product of two trig functions into the sum of two trig functions, and visa-versa

lesson notes:12 products to sums

Posted on July 29, 2024 by nsimmons • This entry was posted in Year 12 and tagged lessons, products to sums, trigonometry, Yr 11 Extension 1. Bookmark the permalink.

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