Question 3 • Precalculus
Use the half-angle identity sin(x/2) = √((1 − cos x)/2). Since 0 < x < π/2, sin(x/2) is positive, so substituting and simplifying gives sin(x/2)/(1 − cos x) = 1/√(2(1 − cos x)). This matches choice A, whose denominator is √(2(1 − cos x)).
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