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Write the given expression as the cosine of an angle. cos 60° cos 65° − sin 60° sin 65°
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Answered by Reiny
you should recognize this as the use of
cos(A+B)

cos 60° cos 65° − sin 60° sin 65°

= cos(60°+65°)
= cos 125°
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