SOLUTION: sin pie by 7 multiplied by sin2 pie by 7 multipled by sin3 pie by 7 = root 7 by 8
(prove LHS = RHS )
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Question 627890: sin pie by 7 multiplied by sin2 pie by 7 multipled by sin3 pie by 7 = root 7 by 8
(prove LHS = RHS )
Answer by Susmitha(21) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
L.H.S.: sin(pi by 7). sin(2pi by 7). sin(3pi by 7)
=(0.4338837391)*(0.7818314825)*(0.9749279122)
=0.3307189139
=root 7 by 8
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