Trigonometric series

I tried multiplying and dividing by sin to convert it to double angle but after that I'm stuck, or is this solved by some other way?
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Opt
Opt4mo ago
Group the terms from beginning and end. That should help.
Nephilim
NephilimOP4mo ago
2cosAcosB?
Opt
Opt4mo ago
Yeah Multiply divide by 2 too Nvm that won't work
Nephilim
NephilimOP4mo ago
Yea just cos 1000a appears in every term
Opt
Opt4mo ago
This reminds me of the n-th roots of unity questions in complex numbers but I've forgotten how to solve :sweaty: @SirLancelotDuLac
SirLancelotDuLac
Is this resolved?
Opt
Opt4mo ago
Not for me lol
SirLancelotDuLac
Following this train of thought would give this ig.
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Opt
Opt4mo ago
Yeah, I would've never gotten it. I got it till α+1/α and so on. Thanks a bunch.
Imine
Imine4mo ago
What did u do in this
SirLancelotDuLac
Write cos as (z+1/z)/2, take modulus (since the given quantity must be real) and do some manipulations.
Nephilim
NephilimOP4mo ago
Oh i see I did get a solution by someone too
Nephilim
NephilimOP4mo ago
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Imine
Imine4mo ago
oh man why do i completely forget everything in a few months 😭

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