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If A, B and C are the angles of a triangle, then sin(B + C − A) equals:

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  • A−sin2A
  • Bsin2A
  • Ccos2A
  • DsinA

Step-by-Step Solution

° − A, so ° − , and sin(180° − ) = sinx gives sin sin2A. Check with °, °, °: sin(60° + 70° − 50°) = sin80° = 0.985 and sin100° = 0.985 as well. The sign flip belongs to cosine, not sine.
Answer: B) sin2A

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