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3 years ago

Find the exact value, without a

Mathematics

1 answer:

Ghella [55]3 years ago

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Answer:

√(2 + √3)/4

Step-by-step explanation:

Sine 5π/12 = Sine (5π/6)/2

Recall

π = 180°

Thus,

Sine (5π/6)/2 = Sine (5×180 /6)/2

= Sine 150/2

Recall

Sine θ/2 = √(1 – Cos θ)/2

Thus,

Sine 150/2 = √(1 – Cos 150)/2

But, Cosine is negative in the 2nd quadrant. Thus,

Cos 150 = – Cos 30 = –√3/2

Thus,

√(1 – Cos 150)/2 = √(1 – –√3/2 )/2

= √(1 + √3/2 )/2

= √[(2 + √3)/2 ÷ 2]

= √[(2 + √3)/2 × 1/2]

= √(2 + √3)/4

Therefore,

Sine 5π/12 = √(2 + √3)/4

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