Abstract
SummaryWe provide a proof of Euler's sine product formula using simple techniques of calculus and illustrate how our method can be used to prove similar product formulas for cosine as well as hyperbolic sine and hyperbolic cosine. We also derive bounds on the partial products and explore some consequences of these formulas.
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