Verify the Trigonometric Identity cos(x - pi) = -cos(x)

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y=cos x+pi over 4

prove cos(x - pi) = -cos x

prove cos(x - pi/2) = sinx

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Trigonometric Identity: cos(π-x) = -cos(x)

Verify cos(x - pi/2) = sin x

Fourier series of x cosx in the interval from -pi to pi

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graph y=cos(x-π/6)

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