For the past two days I've had no luck in solving this. I'm gonna be majoring in computer science, so I'm not sure why I can't make this work. Can someone please help me solve this?
If alpha + beta + gamma = 180 (degrees) and cot Q(theta) = cot alpha + cot beta + cot gamma, 0 < Q < 90(degrees)
Show that: sin^3Q = sin(alpha - Q)sin(beta - Q)sin(gamma - Q)
I've rewritten this so many times and tried to make the right side equal the left but have had no luck. Thank you. I'd just like to see how to get where so that I can attempt the next problems.
EDIT:
Formula For the Problems
If alpha + beta + gamma = 180 (degrees) and cot Q(theta) = cot alpha + cot beta + cot gamma, 0 < Q < 90(degrees)
Show that: sin^3Q = sin(alpha - Q)sin(beta - Q)sin(gamma - Q)
I've rewritten this so many times and tried to make the right side equal the left but have had no luck. Thank you. I'd just like to see how to get where so that I can attempt the next problems.
EDIT:
Formula For the Problems
