Math, asked by yadavyash13, 11 months ago

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Answered by fsoniasingha
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Answered by fanbruhh
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hey

here is answer.

to prove -

 { \tan}^{2} a -  {tan}^{2} b =  \frac{  {sin}^{2}a  -  {sin}^{2}b }{cos ^{2}  a- cos ^{2} b}


we know that.

tan= sin/cos

lhs

 (\frac{sina}{cosa})^{2}  -  (\frac{sinb}{cosb})^{2}

 \frac{sin ^{2} a - sin \: ^{2}b }{cos ^{2}a \times  {cos}^{2} b }

hope it helps


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