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Answer:


-(1)/(2)

Explanation:

Given:


\sin 30^(\circ)=(1)/(2)

Find:
\sin 210^(\circ)

I method: Use formula


\sin (\pi +\alpha)=-\sin \alpha

Then


210^(\circ)=180^(\circ)+30^(\circ)

and


\sin 210^(\circ)=\sin (180^(\circ)+30^(\circ))=-\sin 30^(\circ)=-(1)/(2)

II method: Use formula


\sin(\alpha +\beta)=\sin \alpha\cos \beta+\sin \beta\cos \alpha

Then


\sin 210^(\circ)=\sin (180^(\circ)+30^(\circ))\\ \\=\sin 180^(\circ)\cos 30^(\circ)+\sin 30^(\circ)\cos 180^(\circ)\\ \\=0\cdot \cos 30^(\circ)+\sin 30^(\circ)\cdot (-1)\\ \\=-\sin 30^(\circ)\\ \\=-(1)/(2)

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