Am I doing this right I’m trying to help my little brother with his math homework but I don’t remember how to do this and he wan
ts me to use the “cake method” (LCM stands for least common multiple)
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Answer:
The factored form is (sin x +2)(sin x-1)
Step-by-step explanation:
We have been given the trigonometric function
We can factor this by AC method. In AC method we multiply the term a and c and then write the middle term b in such a way that the sum/difference is equal to the product 'ac'
Using the method, we can write sinx as 2sinx -sinx
Now, we group the first two terms and the last two terms
Now, we take GCF from each group
Factor out (sinx+2)
Therefore, the factored form is (sin x +2)(sin x-1)