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if f(x)=2x√1-x² then show that f(sin x/2)=sin x Its a maths question from Isc 11th book

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Answered by abhishek65555
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Answered by deepanshuk99sl
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Formula to remember -

Sin^2x/2 +Cos^2x/2 = 1

Cos\frac{x}{2}  = \sqrt{1-Sin^2\frac{x}{2} }

2Sin\frac{x}{2}  Cos\frac{x}{2}  = Sinx

Step-by-step explanation:

Given - f(x)=2x√1-x²

Now puttin x = Sinx/2 in the function we get,

⇒  f(Sin\frac{x}{2} ) = 2 Sin\frac{x}{2}  \sqrt{1-sin^2\frac{x}{2} }

⇒   f(Sin\frac{x}{2} ) = 2Sinx\frac{x}{2}   Cos\frac{x}{2}\\

⇒   f(Sin\frac{x}{2} ) = Sinx

Hence, RHS = LHS

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