\frac{8\sin A - 2\sin^3 A}{2\cos 3A - \cos A}
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We can start by simplifying the terms involving sin and cos. sin A - 2sin³(A/2) cos³A - CosA can be written as: sin A - 2(sin(A/2))^3 cos^3A - cos A Show more…
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