if m cotA=n.then find the value of msinA-ncosA/mcosA+msinA?
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(m sinA - n cosA)/(n cosA + m sinA)
Dividing the numerator (top) and denominator (bottom) by sinA
= [(m sinA - n cosA)/sinA]/[(n cosA + m sinA)/sinA]
= (m sinA/sinA - n cosA/sinA)/(n cosA/sinA + m sinA/sinA)
= (m - ncotA)/(n cotA + m)
Since m cotA =n or cotA = n/m, substituting it in the above expression, we get
= (m - n* n/m)/(n*n/m + m)
= [m - n^2/m]/[n^2/m + m]
= [(m^2 - n^2)/m]/[(n^2 + m^2)/m]
= [(m^2 - n^2)/m] *[m/(n^2 + m^2)]
= (m^2 - n^2)/(n^2 + m^2)
Therefore,
(m sinA - n cosA)/(n cosA + m sinA) = (m^2 - n^2)/(m^2 + n^2)
I hope it helps!
Dividing the numerator (top) and denominator (bottom) by sinA
= [(m sinA - n cosA)/sinA]/[(n cosA + m sinA)/sinA]
= (m sinA/sinA - n cosA/sinA)/(n cosA/sinA + m sinA/sinA)
= (m - ncotA)/(n cotA + m)
Since m cotA =n or cotA = n/m, substituting it in the above expression, we get
= (m - n* n/m)/(n*n/m + m)
= [m - n^2/m]/[n^2/m + m]
= [(m^2 - n^2)/m]/[(n^2 + m^2)/m]
= [(m^2 - n^2)/m] *[m/(n^2 + m^2)]
= (m^2 - n^2)/(n^2 + m^2)
Therefore,
(m sinA - n cosA)/(n cosA + m sinA) = (m^2 - n^2)/(m^2 + n^2)
I hope it helps!
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