trig question, IM DESPERATE SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME prove: sinΘ - sinΘ * cos^2Θ= sin^3Θ please show work, thank you so much in advance
\(\large\color{red}{ \rm sinΘ - sinΘ \times cos^2Θ= sin^3Θ }\) \(\large\color{red}{ \rm sinΘ (1 - cos^2Θ~)~=(~ sin^2Θ~) ~sinΘ}\)
Can you finish the problem ?
sadly I don't know how to do these problems at all, when it comes to trig I'm clueless. but if you finish it for me I will give you a medal and be so thankful :c
I don't really care about the medal, because my problem solving score is 99 anyway:) ` 1) Cancel sinΘ on both sides ` ` 2) Add cos²Θ to both sides ` ` 3) Do you get an identity of sin²Θ + cos²Θ = 1 ? `
wow you're amazingly smart but I have no idea :(((
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