Math, asked by AdityaVardhanPatel, 1 year ago

If tanΦ+sinΦ=m and tanΦ-sinΦ show that m^2-n^2 = 4√(mn). Please answer neatly and explain completely

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Answered by sweety70
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sagarpatel12819: Aa second ma direct sin^2 commen nikadine sec^2-1 =tan^2 thay atale sin^2.tan^2 thaijase
sagarpatel12819: U r right but this is easy to find that
Answered by abhi178
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tan∅ + sin∅ = m--------(1)
tan∅ - tan∅ = n -------(2)

take square both equations and subtract (1) - (2)

( tan∅+ sin∅)² - ( tan∅-sin∅)² = m²-n²

tan²∅ +sin²∅+2sin∅.tan∅ -tan²∅-sin²∅+2sin∅.tan∅ = m²-n²

4tan∅.sin∅ = m² - n² ---------(2)

now,

multiply equation (1)and (2)
(tan∅+ sin∅)(tan∅-sin∅) = mn
tan²∅-sin²∅ =mn

sin²∅/cos²∅ - sin²∅ = mn

sin²∅( 1 - cos²∅)/cos²∅ = mn
sin²∅(sin²∅)/cos²∅ = mn
sin²∅.tan²∅ =mn
sin∅.tan∅ =√mn

now , value of sin∅.tan∅ put in eqn (2)

4√mn = m² -n²

hence, proved//

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