A sine problem
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sin( /14)sin(3 /14)sin(5 /14)= cos(3 /7)cos(2 /7)cos( /7)put /7 as t,then cos3t=-cos4thence cos3tcos2tcost=(-1)cos4tcos2tcost=[(-1)/2sint]*2sintcostcos2tcos4t =[(-1)/2sint]*sin2tcos2tcos4t =[(-1)/4sint]*sin4tcos4t =[(-1)/8sint]*sin8t =(-1)(sin8t/8sint)=(-1)(-1/8)=1/8 since sin8 /7=sin( +t)=(-1)sint sin8t=-sinthence answer is 1/8
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/14)sin(3
sin8t=-sint







