let th be Real; ( th in [.0,1.] implies sin . th >= 0 )
assume A1:
th in [.0,1.]
; sin . th >= 0
then A2:
th <= 1
by XXREAL_1:1;
sin . th >= sin . 0
proof
now sin . th >= sin . 0per cases
( th = 0 or 0 < th )
by A1, XXREAL_1:1;
suppose A3:
0 < th
;
sin . th >= sin . 0
sin | REAL is
continuous
by Th67, FDIFF_1:25;
then
sin | [.0,th.] is
continuous
by FCONT_1:16;
then consider r being
Real such that A4:
r in ].0,th.[
and A5:
diff (
sin,
r)
= ((sin . th) - (sin . 0)) / (th - 0)
by A3, Th24, Th67, FDIFF_1:26, ROLLE:3;
A6:
r < th
by A4, XXREAL_1:4;
A7:
0 < r
by A4, XXREAL_1:4;
r < 1
by A2, A6, XXREAL_0:2;
then
r in [.0,1.]
by A7, XXREAL_1:1;
then
cos . r > 0
by Th68;
then
(sin . th) - (sin . 0) > 0
by A3, A5, Th67;
hence
sin . th >= sin . 0
by XREAL_1:47;
verum end; end; end;
hence
sin . th >= sin . 0
;
verum
end;
hence
sin . th >= 0
by Th30; verum