The following expressions (1+cosβ)(1−cosβ)sinβ is equivalent to sin³β
<h3>What are Trigonometric Ratios ?</h3>
In a Right angled triangle , trigonometric ratios can be used to determine the value of angles and sides of the triangle.
The trigonometric expression given in the question is
(1+cosβ)(1−cosβ)sinβ
(a+b)(a-b) = a² - b²
( 1 - cos²β)sinβ
By the trigonometric Identity
1-cos²β = sin² β
sin² β x sin β
sin³β
Therefore Option B is the correct answer.
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Let y represent students in the class
55% of y = 78
0.55y= 78
y = 142
50/36 just keep dividing the numbers by two
Two strings are 15 inches and 7 inches long.
You could draw a diagram that has two rulers (that are longer than 12 inches).
Draw a piece of string that is exactly 15 inches on one ruler.
Draw another piece of string on the other ruler at exactly 7 inches.
Then you can find the total length of the two strings by adding 15 and 7 inches.
15 + 7 = 22
The total length of both the strings is 22 inches. You can draw a ruler and a piece of string on it at 22 inches.
