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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Answer:
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Answer:
m∠E=57°
Step-by-step explanation:
∠FDE=∠FED=(4x+1)° (base angles of isos triangle)
2(4x+1)+(5x-4)=180 (angle sum of triangle)
8x+2+5x-4=180
13x-2=180
13x=180+2
=182
x=182÷13
=14
Hence, m∠E = (4x+1)°
= [4(14)+1]°
= (56+1)°
= 57°
