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OpenStudy (anonymous):

show that 4sinθsin(π/3+θ) sin(2π/3 +θ)=sin3θ

OpenStudy (btaylor):

Do you know how to expand sin(a+b)?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

yes

OpenStudy (btaylor):

If you expand the two sin(__+__) parts, you should be able to get a recognizable form.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

i dont know what do you mean :(

OpenStudy (btaylor):

you get 4 sinθ sin(π/3) cosθ sinθ cos(π/3) sin(2π/3) cosθ sinθ cos(2π/3). This simplifies (in a very convoluted manner) to sin(3θ). Basically, evaluate the sin(stuff) that you know. Then, expand sin(3θ). You should be able to see what to do from there.

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