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If sin A sin(60o−A)sin(60o+A)=ksin3A, then what is k equal to?

A
14
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12
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1
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4
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Solution

The correct option is A 14
Given sinAsin(60A)sin(60+A)
=sinA[sin(60A)sin(60+A)]

=sinA[(sin60cosAcos60sinA)(sin60cosA+cos60sinA)]

=sinA(sin260cos2Acos260sin2A)

=sinA(34cos2A14sin2A)

=sinA(34(1sin2A)14sin2A)

=sinA(34sin2A)
=14(3sinA4sin3A)

=14sin3A

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