If A+B+C=pi, express S=sin3A+sin3B+sin3C...

If `A+B+C=pi,` express `S=sin3A+sin3B+sin3C` as a product of three trigonometric ratios. If `S=0,` Show that at least one of the angles is `60^@.`

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