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Is the right step to solve after changing sin2A=1/2 to change it to 2sinAcosA=1/2?
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nope. there wont be much point to that. you need to take the arcsin of both sides
does that make sense?
Yes! Hold on, let me solve it to see if I got the right answer.
sure :D
Once I get to sin2A=30 do I just divide by 2 so sinA=15?
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dont you mean 2A = 30?
if you take the arcsin of sin 2A the result is 2A
oh yes, i forgot to apply to inverse to the sin
so A=15
yup
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welcome ^_^
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