2sinA and sin2A difference
Answers
Answered by
37
you can undersatand by a simple example like
if A=30 then sin2A=sin(2x30)=sin 60=√3/2
whereas 2sinA=2sin30=2x(1/2)=1
therefore sin 2A=sin(2 times angle A) and 2sinA= 2 times sin of A

Shrey Tanwar answered this
sin 2A = 2sinAcosA
whereas 2sinA = sinA+ sinA = 2* sinA

Priyanka Kedia answered this

View Ful
if A=30 then sin2A=sin(2x30)=sin 60=√3/2
whereas 2sinA=2sin30=2x(1/2)=1
therefore sin 2A=sin(2 times angle A) and 2sinA= 2 times sin of A

Shrey Tanwar answered this
sin 2A = 2sinAcosA
whereas 2sinA = sinA+ sinA = 2* sinA

Priyanka Kedia answered this

View Ful
gamescoop21:
thanku
Answered by
47
2sinA means that 2 times the value of sin A.
However, it's totally different from sin 2A.
Sin 2A Means that the value of x is doubled that is sin of two times x.
Lemme give you an example,
Let's take x = 45°
So, 2 sin 45 = 2*1/√2 = √2
And,
sin 2A = sin 90° = 1.
So you can clearly see that 2 sin A is not equal to sin 2A.
And just as an additional fact,
sin 2A = 2 sin A cos A
However, it's totally different from sin 2A.
Sin 2A Means that the value of x is doubled that is sin of two times x.
Lemme give you an example,
Let's take x = 45°
So, 2 sin 45 = 2*1/√2 = √2
And,
sin 2A = sin 90° = 1.
So you can clearly see that 2 sin A is not equal to sin 2A.
And just as an additional fact,
sin 2A = 2 sin A cos A
Similar questions
English,
8 months ago
Chemistry,
8 months ago
Science,
1 year ago
Math,
1 year ago
Social Sciences,
1 year ago