sinAsin2A*sin4A=1/4sin3A
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Step-by-step explanation:
sinA.sin2A.sin4A = (1/4)sin3A
this equation is not true
Let say A = 30°
SinA = Sin30° = 1/2
Sn2A = Sin60° = √3/2
Sin4A = Sin120° = √3/2
LHS = (1/2)(√3/2)(√3 /2) = 3/8
Sin(3A) = Sin90° = 1
RHS = 1/4
LHS + RHS
Another example A = 45°
SinA = Sin45° = 1/√2
Sn2A = Sin90° = 1
Sin4A = Sin180° = 0
LHS = 0
Sin(3A) = Sin135° = 1/√2
RHS = 1/4-√2
=> LHS + RHS
Another example A = 90°
SinA = Sin90° = 1
Sn2A = Sin180° = 0
Sin4A = Sin360° = 0
LHS = 0
Sin(3A) = Sin270° = -1
RHS = -1/4
=> LHS + RHS
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