\[\sin \Pi/6*\sin 2\Pi/6*\sin 4\Pi/6*\sin 5\Pi/6\] is ?
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OpenStudy (experimentx):
180/6 = 30 ... I think they all have standard values at the multiples of 30??
OpenStudy (experimentx):
and finish your other problem first ...
OpenStudy (anonymous):
The answer is 3/16
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OpenStudy (experimentx):
Jeez ...
sin(pi - x) = sin(x)
use the property for 5x and 4x ... they all have standard values ... put those and get your answer
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
@FoolForMath plzzz help
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what have you tried so far ...?
OpenStudy (anonymous):
yes not getting
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i did nt understand ur way
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@ParthKohli help
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OpenStudy (experimentx):
sin(30)=??
sin(60)=??
sin(120) = ?
sin(150) = ??
OpenStudy (experimentx):
if you have difficult evaluating 150 or 120
sin(150) = sin(180 - 150) = sin(30)
similarly sin(120) = sin(60)
you know these standard values ... if you don't know ... check google for trigonometric table ...
and \( \pi \) = 180 degre