Prove that cos 510-cos 330-sin 390-cos 120-1

Cos 510^∘ = cos (330^∘ + 150^∘) = cos150^∘ = cos(180^∘ 30^∘) = cos 30^∘ cos 510^∘ = cos (540 30) = cos 30 cos 330^∘ = cos (360^∘ 30) = + cos 30 s ...

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Prove that $c o s 510^{\circ} c o s 330^{\circ} + s i n 390^{\circ} c o s 120^{\circ} = - 1$

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