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How to find the sum using complex analysis
$$sin^3x+sin^32x+sin^33x+sin^34x+...+sin^3nx$$
$$sin^3x+sin^32x+sin^33x+sin^34x+...+sin^3nx$$
This discussion focuses on using complex analysis to compute the sum of powers of sine functions, specifically the series $$\sin^3x + \sin^32x + \sin^33x + \ldots + \sin^3nx$$. The identities utilized include $\sin^{3} \alpha = \frac{3\ \sin \alpha - \sin 3\ \alpha}{4}$ and the exponential form of sine, $\sin \alpha = \frac{e^{i\ \alpha} - e^{- i\ \alpha}}{2\ i}$. The resulting formula for the sum involves complex exponentials and simplifies to a combination of geometric series, demonstrating the power of complex analysis in evaluating trigonometric sums.
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suvadip said:How to find the sum using complex analysis
$$sin^3x+sin^32x+sin^33x+sin^34x+...+sin^3nx$$