i) sin^ 2 A+sin^ 2 (60^ 0 +A)+sin^ 2 (60^ 0 -A ) = 3÷ 2
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Step-by-step explanation:
L.H.S = sin^ 2 A+sin^ 2 (60^ 0 +A)+sin^ 2 (60^ 0 -A )
=sin2^A+1/2(1−cos^2(60+A))+1/2(1−cos^2(60−A))
=sin2^A+1−1/2(cos(120+2A)+cos(120−2A))
=sin2^A+1−1/2×2cos((120+2A)+(120−2A))/2.cos((120+2A)-(120−2A))/2
=sin2^A+1−cos120.cos2A
=sin2^A+1+1/2.(1−2sin2^A)
=sin2^A+1+1/2−sin2^A
=3/2 = R.H.S
Used formulas:
sin^2A=1/2(1−cos2A)
cosC+cosD=2.cos(C+D)/2.cos(C−D)/2
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