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Prove that sin^(2)52 1/2-sin^(2)22 1/2....

Prove that `sin^(2)52 1/2-sin^(2)22 1/2`.

A

`(sqrt(3)+1)/(4sqrt(2))`

B

`(sqrt(3)-1)/(4sqrt(2))`

C

`(3+sqrt(3))/(4sqrt(2))`

D

`(3-sqrt(3))/(4sqrt(2))`

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