
Kenneth S. answered 10/18/17
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If sin theta1+sin theta2 +sin theta3=3...
The only way that this hypothesis can be true is if each theta is pi/2 radians because each individual term has to be 1. Then the sum of the cosines of those three angles would be zero.
Always FALSE.
Good question
sin theta1+sin theta2 +sin theta3=3