Use the formula sin(A + B) to find sin(3t) in terms of sin(t). Select one: a. 3sin(t)cos(t) b. 2sin(t) + sin2(t) c. sin2(t) + 3sin(t) d. 6sin(t)cos(t) e. -4sin^3(t) + 3sin(t)
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