Plane trigonometry, by S.L. Loney.

FACTORS OF X2n - 2xn COS nO + 1. 425 Hence x2n - 2xn cos nO + 1 = x2 - 2x cos 0+ 1 {x2-2xcos 0 + n) +1} {x2-2xcos (0+n) +1}... {x2_ 2x cos (0+ n r)+L}.... (l). By dividing by xn we have x +- - 2cosnO= {+- 2cos }{+ —2cos 0+ -) X x n... + — 2 cos (0 + 2 - 7r)..........(2). The relation (2) may be written I r=n -l f I / 2rw77\r xXn -2 cos n= rI x + —2 cos(0+ -) Xn r=O X, ':=n -1 where II stands for the product for all integral values r=O of r from r 0 to r= n - 1 of the expression following it. Similarly we may shew that X2' - 2an n cos nO + a2n = {2-2at cosO+ a2} {x2 a 2ax cos ( + ) +a {x22axcos (0+ ) +a2l. {~2axcos (0- 7) +a........... (3). 363. The proposition of the last article may also be proved by induction.

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Plane trigonometry, by S.L. Loney.
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