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I sent a post earlier. Follow is an original problem. I got an error identity from a previous calculation error. Now there should be no problem.



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let $x,yin (0,dfracpi2)$. show that
$$dfracsin(x+y)tanx-cos(x+y)sin(x+y)tany-cos(x+y)=dfraccos(2x+y)cosycos(x+2y)cosx$$



This identity comes from the fact that I deal with a geometric problem and use trigonometric functions to calculate an identity that needs to be proved.Thanks










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I sent a post earlier. Follow is an original problem. I got an error identity from a previous calculation error. Now there should be no problem.



Problem::



let $x,yin (0,dfracpi2)$. show that
$$dfracsin(x+y)tanx-cos(x+y)sin(x+y)tany-cos(x+y)=dfraccos(2x+y)cosycos(x+2y)cosx$$



This identity comes from the fact that I deal with a geometric problem and use trigonometric functions to calculate an identity that needs to be proved.Thanks










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    This version seems to be true. :) (Note: You should not delete a question that has received an answer. Doing so is inconsiderate to the answerer who has taken valuable time to respond to your question.)
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I sent a post earlier. Follow is an original problem. I got an error identity from a previous calculation error. Now there should be no problem.



Problem::



let $x,yin (0,dfracpi2)$. show that
$$dfracsin(x+y)tanx-cos(x+y)sin(x+y)tany-cos(x+y)=dfraccos(2x+y)cosycos(x+2y)cosx$$



This identity comes from the fact that I deal with a geometric problem and use trigonometric functions to calculate an identity that needs to be proved.Thanks










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I sent a post earlier. Follow is an original problem. I got an error identity from a previous calculation error. Now there should be no problem.



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let $x,yin (0,dfracpi2)$. show that
$$dfracsin(x+y)tanx-cos(x+y)sin(x+y)tany-cos(x+y)=dfraccos(2x+y)cosycos(x+2y)cosx$$



This identity comes from the fact that I deal with a geometric problem and use trigonometric functions to calculate an identity that needs to be proved.Thanks







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$$beginalign
sin(x+y)tan x - cos(x+y) &= phantom-frac1cos xleft(;sin(x+y) sin x - cos(x+y)cos x;right) \[4pt]
&= -frac1cos xcosleft((x+y)+xright) \[4pt]
&= -frac1cos xcosleft(2x+yright)
endalign$$






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    Hint:



    $$beginalign
    sin(x+y)tan x - cos(x+y) &= phantom-frac1cos xleft(;sin(x+y) sin x - cos(x+y)cos x;right) \[4pt]
    &= -frac1cos xcosleft((x+y)+xright) \[4pt]
    &= -frac1cos xcosleft(2x+yright)
    endalign$$






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      $$beginalign
      sin(x+y)tan x - cos(x+y) &= phantom-frac1cos xleft(;sin(x+y) sin x - cos(x+y)cos x;right) \[4pt]
      &= -frac1cos xcosleft((x+y)+xright) \[4pt]
      &= -frac1cos xcosleft(2x+yright)
      endalign$$






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        $$beginalign
        sin(x+y)tan x - cos(x+y) &= phantom-frac1cos xleft(;sin(x+y) sin x - cos(x+y)cos x;right) \[4pt]
        &= -frac1cos xcosleft((x+y)+xright) \[4pt]
        &= -frac1cos xcosleft(2x+yright)
        endalign$$






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        Hint:



        $$beginalign
        sin(x+y)tan x - cos(x+y) &= phantom-frac1cos xleft(;sin(x+y) sin x - cos(x+y)cos x;right) \[4pt]
        &= -frac1cos xcosleft((x+y)+xright) \[4pt]
        &= -frac1cos xcosleft(2x+yright)
        endalign$$







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