Math, asked by Anonymous, 10 months ago

sin2a-sin4a+sin6a=0

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Answered by gunu1234

1

Answer:

sin2a-sin4a+sin6a=0

sin2a(1-2a+3a)=0

1-2a+3a=0

1+1a=0

a= -1

Answered by eshika081

4

Answer:

sɪɴ2ᴀ-sɪɴ4ᴀ+sɪɴ6ᴀ=0

sɪɴ2ᴀ(1-2ᴀ+3ᴀ)=0

1-2ᴀ+3ᴀ=0

1+1ᴀ=0

ᴀ= -1

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