Plane trigonometry, by S.L. Loney.

SIN 0 IN FACTORS. 437 Resolution of sin 0 and cos 0 into factors. 369. To express sin 0 as a product of an infinite series of factors. We have sin 0 = 2 sin ~ cos 0 2 sin sin ( +.........(1). 2 22) ~~~~1. Similarly in (1) changing 0 into 0 and 2 + 0 successively, we have sin 2 = 2 sin sin + - = 2sin si + 22 Y2 and 2 r; 22 22 2 and sin + =2 sin + ). sin (+ + = sin (22 2. sin ( + 22 22 Substituting these values in the right-hand side of (1) we have, after rearranging, 0. 7r+O. 27r+. S3w+O sin 0 = 23 sn 2sm 2- sin n 2 Sn 2...(2). 22 22 22 22 Applying once more the formula (1) to each of the terms on the right hand of (2) and arranging, we have 0. 7r+. 27r+ 0. 3r+. 47r+0 sin 0 = 27 sin sin m sin sin sin 5.7r+O. 67r+O. 77r+O sin sm s i......(3). Continuing this process we have finally sin 0 = 2-1 sin sin + sin +... sin - + P P P............ (4), where p is a power of 2.

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Plane trigonometry, by S.L. Loney.
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Loney, Sidney Luxton, 1860-
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