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If
sinx = sin 60° cos 36°- Cos60° sin30°then find the value of X

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$sin \: x = \sin(60) \cos(30) - \cos(60) \sin(30) \\ \sin(x) = \sin(60 - 30) = \sin(30) \\ x = 30$

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