if 2sin theta - √3=0, then the value of 3 sin theta -4 sin ^3 theta is
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6 because 3+3 is 6abd 2+2 is 4 that's why this answer
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Let @ represents theta for the convenience of typing
Now,
2Sin@ - √3=0
Sin@=√3/2. ----- eq 1
As we know Sin 60 is √3/2
therefore; @=60
that means theta=@=60degrees
Now,
3 Sin@ - 4Sin³@ = 3Sin60-4Sin³60. ----- eq 2
From eq 1
Sin60 = √3/2
Put this in eq 2
3(√3/2) - 4(√3/2)³
= (3√3/2) - 4(3√3/8)
taking 3√3/2 common from both
= 3√3/2(1-(4/4))
=3√3/2(1-1)
=(3√3/2)(0)
=0
Therefore answer is 0.
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