your expression is meaningless, CLOWN!
Assuming there's a sin in the beginning of all that like sin(70°)cos(10°)−cos(70°)sin(10°)
Recall sin(x-y) = sinx*cosy - cosx*siny.
Fits.
sin(70-10°) = sin(70°)cos(10°)−cos(70°)sin(10°) = sin(60°) = sqrt3 / 2
I presume you mean: sin(70)cos(10) - cos(70)sin(10)
Learn your trig identities and rules:
sin(a - b) = sin(a)cos(b) - sin(b)cos(a)
sin(70 - 10) =>
sin(60)
You should know sin(60)
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your expression is meaningless, CLOWN!
Assuming there's a sin in the beginning of all that like sin(70°)cos(10°)−cos(70°)sin(10°)
Recall sin(x-y) = sinx*cosy - cosx*siny.
Fits.
sin(70-10°) = sin(70°)cos(10°)−cos(70°)sin(10°) = sin(60°) = sqrt3 / 2
I presume you mean: sin(70)cos(10) - cos(70)sin(10)
Learn your trig identities and rules:
sin(a - b) = sin(a)cos(b) - sin(b)cos(a)
sin(70 - 10) =>
sin(60)
You should know sin(60)