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I have already answered it but please check my work. Prove: sin θ - sin θ•cos^2 θ = sin^3 θ.
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cos^2= 1-sin^2 sin-sin(1-sin^2)=sin^3 distribute sin-sin-sin^3=sin^3 sin^3=sin^3
@jim_thompson5910 @Luigi0210 @Whitemonsterbunny17
As long as you see the typo above then yes that is correct \(\large cos^2= 1-sin^2\) \(\large sin-sin(1-sin^2)=sin^3\) distribute \(\large sin-sin\color\red{+}sin^3=sin^3\) \(\large sin^3=sin^3\)
Thank you so much for your help @johnweldon1993
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