if sin theta = cos theta find 2 tan^2 theta + sin theta - 1
is the answer 2 + sin theta - 1 correct
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yes ur answer is right!!
Step-by-step explanation:
let theta be @
we know that
tan2@ = 2tan@/ 1+tan@
it is given tat sin @=cos @
therefore ;
tan@= sin@/cos@
= 1
substitute tan@ in tan2@
we will get
=2(1)/ 1+ 1
=2/2
=1
therefore substitute tan2@ in the given equation
we will get;
2(1) + sin@ -1
= 1+sin@
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