sin(π - 3/4x) - sin(3π/2 - 3/4x)
Now let's apply the trigonometric identity sin(π - θ) = sinθ to the first term:
= -sin(3/4x) - sin(3π/2 - 3/4x)
Now let's apply the trigonometric identity sin(3π/2 - θ) = -cosθ to the second term:
= -sin(3/4x) - (-cos(3/4x))
= -sin(3/4x) + cos(3/4x)
Now we can simplify further by combining the terms:
= cos(3/4x) - sin(3/4x)
Therefore, the expression simplifies to cos(3/4x) - sin(3/4x).
sin(π - 3/4x) - sin(3π/2 - 3/4x)
Now let's apply the trigonometric identity sin(π - θ) = sinθ to the first term:
= -sin(3/4x) - sin(3π/2 - 3/4x)
Now let's apply the trigonometric identity sin(3π/2 - θ) = -cosθ to the second term:
= -sin(3/4x) - (-cos(3/4x))
= -sin(3/4x) + cos(3/4x)
Now we can simplify further by combining the terms:
= cos(3/4x) - sin(3/4x)
Therefore, the expression simplifies to cos(3/4x) - sin(3/4x).