How can I simplify e^(2n ln sin(pi/3))?

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The expression e^(2n ln sin(pi/3)) simplifies to (3/4)^n. This is achieved by recognizing that sin(pi/3) equals sqrt(3)/2, allowing the transformation of the expression into e^(2n ln(sqrt(3)/2)). The simplification process involves applying properties of logarithms and exponents effectively.

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Homework Statement



Simplify e^(2n ln sin(pi/3))

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I know that I can simplify to the form e^ln sin(π/3)^2n but I'm stuck there.
I can't see how I could end up with the answer (3/4)^n, which is supposed to be the right answer.
 
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Nevermind I'm a dumbass. Sin(pi/3) = sqrt(3)/2
 

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