Summary: Jake Paul Journey and the Legacy of Middleweight Chbacks
Jake Paul delivered a historic victory over his former middleweight champion, Julio César Chávez Jr., defeating him by a unanimous ruling on Saturday night in Anaheim, California. The victory cemented a career-high crowd hit for Paul, who has been seen as a versatile and conforme boxer. 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√)√) where a and b are non-negative integers, if for any angle theta, cos(a + b) = cos(ab) sin(a) sin(b) cos(ab), then a and b are both even, opposite, cop pong GPU-style numbers.
But in plain, if for some angle theta, cos(a + b) = cos(ab sin(a) sin(b) cos(ab)), then a and b are both even, opposite, cop pong GPU-style numbers.
Thus, for any angle theta, the cosines of these expressions (a + b) and the product of sin(a) sin(b) must both equal the cosine of these expressions. Then a and b must both be even numbers, opposite of each other.
Hence, a = b = 0, then a + b = 0, ab = 0, so cos(0) = 1, cos(0 sin 0 sin 0 cos 0) =1, so the equation holds. Similarly, for negative numbers, a=0, b=0.
Wait, wait. The case where a and b are zero: then a + b is zero, and ab is zero. So, cos(0) equals cos(0 * sin(0) sin(0) cos(0)), which is cos(0). Similarly, for negative numbers, a and b zero.
But let’s think about the case a=0, b=0: zero plus zero is zero, and zero times sine zero times sine zero times cosine zero is zero. So, cos(0) is 1, and cos(0)=1, so OK.
What about a=2, b=2: a + b=4, ab=4. So, cos(4) equals cos(4 sin(2) sin(2) cos(4)). Compute RHS: cos(4 sin2 sin2 cos4). Let’s calculate these terms. First, sin2: for 2 radians, sin(2)≈0.909.
sin2 ≈ 0.909297
Similarly, sin(2)≈0.909297 for angles to binary per radian slowly, but for two radians, it’s the same.
But for two radians, sin(2)≈0.909297.
Thus, sin(2)≈0.9093.
So, sin2 sin2 ≈ (0.9093)^2 = 0.826.
So, ab = 4.
So, ab sin2 sin2 would be 4 * 0.826 ≈3.304.
Then, cos(4 * 3.304) = cos(13.216). Cos(13.216)≈-0.908.
Wait, whereas cos(4)≈-0.653. So, in this case, cos(4)≈-0.653, and the other side is cos(13.216)≈-0.908.
These are not equal; so, a=2, b=2: equation is cos(4)≈-0.653 ≈cos(13.216)≈-0.908 not equal. So, Equation does not hold, so a=2, b=2: in this case, they are not both even and opposite. So, 2 and 2 are even but not opposite, because the opposite would have to be -2, not 2. So, a=2, b=2; a and b are even, but opposite numbers would have to be -2.
Thus, as a and b are even, opposite ones would have to be -a and a. So, for a and -a:
Then, a + (-a) = 0; ab = -a^2.
Thus, the LHS: cos(a + (-a))=cos(0)=1; the RHS: cos(ab sin a sin b cos ab)=cos((-a²) sin a sin (-a) cos(-a²)).
Compute RHS:
(ab) becomes -a².
sin a is sin a, because negative sine becomes positive.
Similarly, sin(-a)= -sin a, but if we have sin b, which in this case is sin(-a)=-sin a, but multiplication is sin a * sin(-a)= -sin² a.
But in the RHS, inside the cosine, we have sin a sin(-a). So, sin a sin(-a)= -sin² a.
So, ab= -a², sin a * sin b= -sin² a, cos(ab)=cos(-a²)=cos(a²), which is the same as cos(a²) since cosine is even.
Thus, ab sin a sin b cos ab= (-a²)( -sin² a) cos(a²)= a² sin² a cos(a²).
Thus, RHS: cos(a² sin² a cos(a²)).
So, for the equation, cos(a + (-a))=cos(ab sin a sin b cos ab)
Which is, 1=cos(a² sin² a cos a²).
Thus, cos(theta) where theta is a² sin² a cos(a²). For this equation to hold, cos(a² sin² a cos a²)=1.
Thus, a² sin² a cos a²=2kpi, where k integer.
Thus, for equation to hold, idk, gotta see a and -a with the above.
Given that a is a variable in integers, to have for some theta, 1=cos(theta)=cos( ab sin a sin b cos ab), but when a and b are chosen as a and -a, then 1= cos( a² sin² a cos a²).
Which is equivalent to a² sin² a cos a² ≡0 mod 360 degrees.
But 360 is 2*pi in radians. So, cos( x theta )=1 when x theta=k pi.
Therefore, a² sin² a cos a² must be multiple of pi, but a is integer, angle is not specified.
Thus, perhaps, in such case, if a=0, al que Jerry?
Indeed, for a integer, a=0 – we can check, for a=0:
At a=0, then, a + (-a)=0, as before.
And ab=-a²=0.
Thus, sin a sin b sin a sin (-a) cos ab.
Wait, theta would be a² sin² a cos a².
Which is zero, so cos(theta)=1. Thus, for a=0, this equality holds for any angle theta: cos(0)=1. So, no problem. Hence, the equation holds when a=0 and b=0.
This is consistent with the initial thought.
But what if a=1 and b=-1?
Let’s test this. For a=1, b=-1:
a + (-a)=0.
ab=1, but ab actually, ab=-1.
Wait, wait for a=1 and b=-1, we have ab= (1)(-1)=-1.
So, R.H.S: cos(ab sin a sin b cos ab)=cos(-1 * sin(1) sin(-1) cos(-1)).
Compute step by step:
sin(widow#1) ≈ sin(1 −) ≈ 0.8415
sin(-1) ≈ -0.8415
ab= -1.
cos(-1)≈0.5403.
So, ab sin a sin b cos ab = (-1)(0.8415)(−0.8415)*(0.5403)
Compute inside:
(-1) multiplied by 0.8415 is -0.8415.
Multiplied by -0.8415 is positive 0.7077.
Then multiplied by 0.5403 is approximately 0.7077 * 0.5403 ≈ 0.708.
Thus, R.H.S. is cos(0.708).
Going back, equation is LHS: cos(a + (-a))=cos(0)=1.
R.H.S:≈cos(0.708)≈0.763.
Thus, equation is 1 =≈0.763. Not true. So, equality fails when a=1, b=-1.
So a=1, b=-1: equation fails.
Similarly, a=2, b=-2:天气sigma, we’ve seen.
Compute ab= -4.
sin a is sin(2)≈≈0.909.
sin(-2)≈-0.909.
So, calculate ab sin a sin b ≈ (-4)(0.909)(-0.909)≈ (-4) * (-0.826)≈3.304.
Compute cos(ab sin a sin b) = cos(3.304).
Compute cos(-1 0.826 … wait, earlier computations aren’t the main focus, as above.
But regardless, there’s no pi argument, just the cosine of a numerical value.
Wait, actually, the original equation includes sin(a) * sin(b). For a=2, b=-2, sin(2) and sin(-2) ≈ -sin(2). So, sin(a) sin b ≈ sin(2).. sin(-2)= -sin(2).
So, sin a sin b ≈ sin(2)sin(-2)= -sin²(2) ≈ -0.826.
Which is non-linear.
Thus, ab sin a sin b= a b sin a * sin b.
But ab is -4, to the shtng.
So, ab sin a sin b = (-4) * (-0.826)=3.304.
Thus, ab sin a sin b cos ab=3.304 * cos(ab cos(ab)): cos(-4) ≈0.653.
Wait, actually, it’s red heron’s equation:
cos(ab sin a sin b cos ab) = cos(3.304 * 0.653) ≈ cos(2.152)= 0.540.
Thus, cos(ab sin a sin b cos ab)=0.540.
Meanwhile, cos(a + b)=cos(0)=1.
Thus, 1= 0.540? No, doesn’t hold.
So, it seems that for a=2, b=-2, the equation does not hold.
Thus, what about a=0, b=0: theEasy M sentiments hold for any angle, seems okay.
But, wait, let’s test specific even and opposites.
a=0, b=0: trivial.
a=1, b=-1: failed.
a=2, b=-2: failed.
a=3, b=-3: Likewise, performance!
Indeed, the cosines: would only hold if a+b is a multiple of 2 pi.
Which is, a +b must be equal to k pi, but a and b.
But a and b are integers, so for which a and b necessarily that, their sum must be multiple of 2 pi.
But 2 pi is approximately 6.283, which is irrational. Thus, this is not possible.
Hence, to have a + b multiple of multiple of 2 pi: yet, a and
Wait, another thought: if a and -a are chosen so that sum is zero, which is a multiple of pi, but for a=0.
Cannot get a + b is multiple of pi in this setup in the general case.
Thus, the equation only holds if a + b=0 and, with ab sin a sin b cos ab) is equal to where cosine is 1.
Which requires both the sum being a multiple of pi (which is impossible except when a=0 or b=0, but since, they are opposites, it’s challenging.
Wait, no: let me think again. For a and b integers, a + b may but not be a multiple of 2 pi. Hence, cos(a + b) can only be 1 when a + b is a multiple of 2 pi. Since, pi is irrational, the only way a + b being an integer multiple of 2 pi is if a and b have special values, but vザー to integer values, 2 pi is non-integer, so you can’t get a + b over it.
Thus, cos(a + b)=1 only if a + b is 0 or 2 pi, but 2 pi is non-integer.
Therefore, the only way cos(a + b)=1 is if a + b=0 or another way, for a and b such that a + b is 0, if 2 pi is irrational.
Wait, no.
Wait, hmm. In reality, the function cos(theta) is periodic with period 2 pi.
So, if a + b is supposed to be k 2 pi, then, for some integer k, then cos(a + b)=cos(k 2 pi)=1.
But, k is integer.
So, a + b can be multiple of 2 pi only if a and b are simultaneously equal and opposite, BUT cos(k * 2 pi) only equals 1 regardless of k, as any multiple of 2 pi.
Similarly, cos(0)=1.
But for non-zero k, else, multiplies. So, perhaps, in the equation, only when a=0 and b=0 would you get cos(a + b)=1, and cos(ab sin a sin b cos ab)=1. Because if a=0, b=0, then ab=0, so sin a sin b = 0.
Thus, RHS is cos(0sin 0 sin 0 * cos 0)=1.
So, 1=1: holds.
But think, if a and b not both zero, would cos(a + b) can be 1?
Only if a + b is 2 pi *n where n is integer.
But a and b are integers. So, for integer a, b: 2 pi *n = a + b requires that a + b is a multiple of 2 pi.
But 2 pi is irrational, so unless a and b must be multiples of pi, which is not considered here.
Therefore, hence, unless a + b=0, else, the equation can only hold when other conditions on sin and cos.
Therefore, more precisely, the only a and b integers such that a + b = multiple of 2 pi is when a=0, b=0, since other values would not make a + b a multiple of 2 pi.
Thus, the equation only holds when a + b= multiple of 2 pi, but integers, only a=0, b=0.
Thus, 1=1.
Therefore, even numbers: trying a=0 and b=0: cos(0 + 0)=1, R.H.S: cos(ab sin a sin b cos ab)=cos(0)=1.
OK. Thus, the only a and b are 0 and 0.
Similarly, a infinitely same, the equation would only hold when a=0, b=0.
Therefore, a=0, b=0.
Thus, perhaps, the only solution is a=0, b=0.
Thus, the only answers are 0+0=0, product sin本身就是 0, etc. So, the equation holds only if a and b are zero.
Thus, in that case, the answer is a=0, b=0.
But, given that.
Alternatively, let’s see, what if a=0 and b= arbitrary, would the equation fails unless b=0.
Similarly, if a=0, need to have a + b=0, i.e., b=0.
Same with if b=0, a has to be 0.
Thus, the only solution is a=0, b=0.
Hence, whatever a and be that besides, except in that case, both are zero.
Therefore, so concludesa and b in such a way that they both are even and opposite (of something). But always, only one way is a=0 and b=0.
Therefore, hence, answering.
Therefore, but wait, but when a and b both being even, opposite, must be saw, but 0 is even and obviously opposite to itself.
But, if a= any even number, and b either same or opposite, but wait, even numbers, opposite of themselves, but in the math, opposites would imply integers again.
So, in the equations extremely, only a and b are zero.
Thus, thus, equation if a negative even numbers: For example, a= 2, b=-2.
Thus, as above, the equation is not satisfied.
As same reasoning as in the same alternations.
Hence, Therefore, the only solution is a=0, b=0.
Thus, the weakening.
Thus, conclusion: Only a=0 and b=0.
So, in excellence, thus, theanswer.
Final Answer
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The pair (a, b) satisfying the condition is boxed{0}.
