Math, asked by eddystarpubg, 4 months ago

Prove sinx/cos3x + sin3x/cos9x +sin9x/cos27x ​

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Answered by sakshamnirala1p434vq
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Step-by-step explanation:

ANSWER

cos3x

sinx

+

cos9x

sin3x

+

cos27x

sin9x

multiplying and dividing by 2

=

2

1

[

cos3x

2sinx

+

cos9x

2sin3x

+

cos27x

2sin9x

]

multiplying and dividing by cosx,cos9x,cos27 respectively and simplifying

=

2

1

[

cos3xcosx

sin2x

+

cos9xcos3x

sin6x

+

cos27xcos9x

sin18x

]

Use, sin(A−B)=sinAcosB−cosAsinB

=

2

1

[

cos3xcosx

sin3xcosx−cos3xsinx

]+

2

1

[

cos27xcos9x

sin9xcos3x−cos9xsin3x

]

+

2

1

[

cos27xcos9x

sin27xcos9x−cos27xsin9x

]

=

2

1

[tan27x−tan9x+tan9x−tan3x+tan3x−tanx]=

2

1

[tan27x−tanx]

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