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2sin^2 theta-1/sin theta×cos theta= 1-2 cos^2 theta/sin theta×cos theta​

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Answered by singhkhushmeet309
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Answered by TheLifeRacer
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Hi !

It's very easy chotu

Solution :-

From LHS :-

2sin²¢ -1 /cos¢ sin¢ = 2(1-cos²¢) -1/cos¢ sin¢

As we know that , sin²¢ = 1-cos²¢

= 2-2cos²¢ -1/cos¢sin¢

= 1-2cos²¢/cos¢ sin¢

here proved , LHS = RHS

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