Let's first find the value of arccos(1/5):
cos(arccos(1/5)) = 1/5
Since the cosine of an arccos function is equal to the value inside the arccos function, we know that cos(arccos(1/5)) = 1/5.
Now, we can calculate the value of sin(2arccos(1/5)) using the double angle identity:
sin(2arccos(1/5)) = 2sin(arccos(1/5))cos(arccos(1/5))
sin(arccos(1/5)) can be found using the Pythagorean identity:
sin^2(arccos(1/5)) + cos^2(arccos(1/5)) = 1
sin^2(arccos(1/5)) + (1/5)^2 = 1sin^2(arccos(1/5)) + 1/25 = 1sin^2(arccos(1/5)) = 24/25sin(arccos(1/5)) = ±√(24/25)sin(arccos(1/5)) = ±√24/√25sin(arccos(1/5)) = ±√24/5
Now, we substitute these values back into the original equation:
sin(2arccos(1/5)) = 2(±√24/5)(1/5)sin(2arccos(1/5)) = ±2√24/25
Therefore, sin(2arccos(1/5)) could be expressed as ±2√24/25.
Let's first find the value of arccos(1/5):
cos(arccos(1/5)) = 1/5
Since the cosine of an arccos function is equal to the value inside the arccos function, we know that cos(arccos(1/5)) = 1/5.
Now, we can calculate the value of sin(2arccos(1/5)) using the double angle identity:
sin(2arccos(1/5)) = 2sin(arccos(1/5))cos(arccos(1/5))
sin(arccos(1/5)) can be found using the Pythagorean identity:
sin^2(arccos(1/5)) + cos^2(arccos(1/5)) = 1
sin^2(arccos(1/5)) + (1/5)^2 = 1
sin^2(arccos(1/5)) + 1/25 = 1
sin^2(arccos(1/5)) = 24/25
sin(arccos(1/5)) = ±√(24/25)
sin(arccos(1/5)) = ±√24/√25
sin(arccos(1/5)) = ±√24/5
Now, we substitute these values back into the original equation:
sin(2arccos(1/5)) = 2(±√24/5)(1/5)
sin(2arccos(1/5)) = ±2√24/25
Therefore, sin(2arccos(1/5)) could be expressed as ±2√24/25.