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Solve: `sin3alpha=4sinalphasin(x+alpha)sin(x-alpha),w h e r ealpha!=npi,n in Z`

A

(a) `npipm(pi)/(6)`

B

(b) `npipm(pi)/(3)`

C

(c) `npipm(pi)/(4)`

D

(d) `npipm(pi)/(2)`

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