Prove the following (i) cos(π/2 + x) = - sinx (ii) sin(π/2 + x) = cosx - Sarthaks eConnect | Largest Online Education Community
![SOLVED: Use range reduction express the following in terms of sin and cos of angles between 0 and pi/4. For example, sin((7/3)"pi) sin((1/3)*pi) cos ((1/2-1/3)"pi) cos (pi/6) sin((17/8) *pi) sin((255/16)"pi) cos((931/13)*pi) Useful trig SOLVED: Use range reduction express the following in terms of sin and cos of angles between 0 and pi/4. For example, sin((7/3)"pi) sin((1/3)*pi) cos ((1/2-1/3)"pi) cos (pi/6) sin((17/8) *pi) sin((255/16)"pi) cos((931/13)*pi) Useful trig](https://cdn.numerade.com/ask_images/d15dd697cd54436f950713b46d036300.jpg)
SOLVED: Use range reduction express the following in terms of sin and cos of angles between 0 and pi/4. For example, sin((7/3)"pi) sin((1/3)*pi) cos ((1/2-1/3)"pi) cos (pi/6) sin((17/8) *pi) sin((255/16)"pi) cos((931/13)*pi) Useful trig
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