Answer to Question #12722 in Trigonometry for karthik ps

Question #12722

prove that : cosA + cos2A = sin3A

Expert's answer

This statement is wrong. Let's take A = 0:

cos0 + cos0 = 2 ≠ 0 = sin0.

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