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Prove that `cos(A+B)cos(A-B)=cos^2A-sin^2B=cos^2B-sin^2A`

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  • cos(A+B)*cos(A-B)= (a) sin^2A-cos^2B (b) cos^2A-sin^2B (c) sin^2A-sin^2B (d) cos^2A-cos^2B

    A
    `sin^(2)A -cos^(2)B`
    B
    `cos^(2)A -sin^(2)B`
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    `sin^(2)A -sin^(2)B`
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    `cos^(2)A -cos^(2)B`
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