You may solve the problem either transforming the
product`sin theta*cos theta` into a sum of two like trigonometric function or writing
the double of the angle `theta` as the sum `theta + theta`
.
I'll focus on the first solving strategy such
that:
`sin theta*cos theta = (1/2)[sin(theta - theta) + sin
(theta + theta)]`
`sin theta*cos theta = (1/2)[sin(0) + sin
(2theta)]`
Since sin 0 = 0 => `2sin theta*cos theta
= sin (2theta)`
This last line proves the
given identity.
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