7tan(a-b)=5tan(a+b) then find the value of sin2a\sin2b
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given 7tan(a-b)=5tan(a+b) then find the value of sin2a\sin2b
- Given 7 tan (a – b) = 5 tan (a + b)
- so tan (a – b) / tan (a + b) = 5/7
- Now sin (a – b) / cos (a – b) / sin (a + b) / cos (a + b) = 5/7
- Sin (a – b) x cos(a + b) / cos (a – b) x sin(a + b) = 5/7
- Now we can write as
- 2 sin(a – b) cos (a + b) / 2 cos(a – b) sin (a + b) = 5/7
- [sin 2a – sin 2b / sin 2a + sin 2b = 5/7
- So we get Sin 2a – sin 2b = 2 sin (a – b) cos (a + b)]
- So Sin 2a + sin 2b = 2 cos(a – b) sin (a + b)
- By taking reciprocal we get
- (sin 2a + sin 2b) / (sin 2a – sin 2b) = 7/ 5
- Now by comp 6 + 1 / 6 – 1
- Sin 2a / sin 2b = 6 / 1
- Therefore sin 2a / sin 2b = 6
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