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2 sin theta . cos theta - cos theta / 1 -sin theta plus sin square - cos square =cot theta​

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Answered by sprao534
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Answered by mysticd
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 LHS = \frac{2sin \theta cos \theta - cos \theta }{1-sin \theta + sin^{2}\theta - cos^{2} \theta}

= \frac{cos \theta( 2sin \theta - 1) }{1-sin \theta + sin^{2}\theta - (1-sin^{2} \theta)}

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/* By Trigonometric Identity */

  • cos² A = 1- sin² A

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= \frac{cos \theta( 2sin \theta - 1) }{1-sin \theta + sin^{2}\theta - 1+sin^{2} \theta)}

= \frac{cos \theta( 2sin \theta - 1) }{2sin^{2}\theta -sin \theta)}

= \frac{cos \theta( 2sin \theta - 1) }{sin\theta(2 sin \theta-1)}

 = \frac{cos \theta }{sin \theta } \\= cot \theta \\= RHS

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