Math, asked by userkuka, 10 months ago

sinA+sinB=√3(cosB-cosA) then

sin3A+sin3B​

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Answered by trueboy
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The answer is in attachment

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Answered by CalvinRockz
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 \sin( a )  +  \sin(b)  =  \sqrt{3} ( \cos(b)  -  \cos(a) \\  multiply \: three \: on \: both \: sides \\  \sin3(a) +   \sin3(b)  = 3 \sqrt{3} ( \cos(b)  -  \cos(a) )

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