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cos^2(theta+phi)-sin^2(theta-phi)=cos2th...

`cos^2(theta+phi)-sin^2(theta-phi)=cos2thetacos2phi` U Juli 2UT 4CUL48 = Cote- cos2(0+0) - sin(-) = cos 20 cos 20

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