Math, asked by Ankitakashyap2005, 10 months ago

Heyy guys..please prove it fast.. SinA.Sin(60⁰-A).Sin(60⁰+A)=1/4Sin3A.​

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Answered by Siddharta7
5

Step-by-step explanation:

Given, sin(a) * sin(60 - a) * sin(60 + a)

=> sin(a) * (sin(60) cos(a) - sin(a) cos(60)) * (sin(60) cos(a) + sin(a) cos(60))

=> sin(a) * (sin(60)² * cos(a)² - sin(a)² * cos(60)²)

=> sin(a) * ((3/4) * cos(a)² - (1/4) * sin(a)²)

=> (1/4) * sin(a) * (3cos(a)² - sin(a)²)

=> (1/4) * sin(a) * (3 - 3sin(a)² - sin(a)²)

=> (1/4) * (3sin(a) - 4sin(a)³)

=> (1/4) * sin(3a)

Hope it helps!

Answered by Anonymous
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