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;TrigExpand[ <Expression> ]
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:Transformes a trigonometric expression into an expression using only simple variables as arguments.
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==CAS Syntax==
 
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;TrigExpand[ <Expression> ]
 
:Transformes a trigonometric expression into an expression using only simple variables as arguments.
 
:Transformes a trigonometric expression into an expression using only simple variables as arguments.

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TrigExpand[ <Expression> ]
Transformes a trigonometric expression into an expression using only simple variables as arguments.
Example: TrigExpand[tan(x+y)] gives \frac{cos(x) sin(y) + cos(y) sin(x)}{cos(x) cos(y) - sin(x) sin(y)}.
TrigExpand[ <Expression>, <Target Function> ]
Transformes a trigonometric expression into an expression using only simple variables as arguments, preferring the given target function.
Example: TrigExpand[tan(x+y),tan(x)] gives \frac{-tan(x) - tan(y)}{tan(x) tan(y) - 1}.

CAS Syntax

TrigExpand[ <Expression> ]
Transformes a trigonometric expression into an expression using only simple variables as arguments.
Example: TrigExpand[tan(x+y)] gives \frac{cos(x) sin(y) + cos(y) sin(x)}{cos(x) cos(y) - sin(x) sin(y)}.
TrigExpand[ <Expression>, <Target Function> ]
Transformes a trigonometric expression into an expression using only simple variables as arguments, preferring the given target function.
Example: TrigExpand[tan(x+y),tan(x)] gives \frac{-tan(x) - tan(y)}{tan(x) tan(y) - 1}.
TrigExpand[ <Expression>, <Target Function>, <Target Variable> ]
Transformes a trigonometric expression into an expression using only simple variables as arguments, preferring the given target function and tagret variable.
Example: TrigExpand[sin(x),sin(x),x/2] gives 2cos(\frac{x}{2})sin(\frac{x}{2}).
TrigExpand[ <Expression>, <Target Function>, <Target Variable>, <Target Variable> ]
Transformes a trigonometric expression into an expression using only simple variables as arguments, preferring the given target function and target variables.
Example: TrigExpand[csc(x) - cot(x) + csc(y) - cot(y), tan(x), x/2, y/2] gives tan(\frac{x}{2})+tan(\frac{y}{2}).
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