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sin20.sin40.sin80=?
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Are the numbers in degrees or rads?
Also, is that multiplication in-between each term?
sin(20 degrees)*sin(40 degrees)*sin(80 degrees) = 0.2165, or sin(125 degrees)
*sin(12.5 degrees)
sin(20)sin(40) = (1/2)[cos(20) - cos(60)] => sin(20)sin(40)sin(80) = (1/2)[cos(20) - cos(60)]sin(80) = (1/2)[cos(20)sin(80) - cos(60)sin(80)] = (1/2)[(1/2)(sin(100)+sin(60)) - (1/2)(sin(140)+sin(20))] = (1/4)[sin(80) + sin(60) - sin(40) - sin(20)] = (1/4)sin(60), since sin(80) - sin(40) - sin(20) = sin(60+20) - sin(60-20) - sin(20) = 2cos(60)sin(20) - sin(20) = 0 = (3^1/2)/8
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