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prove that
(1/tan a)-(1/tan 2a) = cosec 2a​

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Answered by TheLifeRacer
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Explanation:- From LHS 1/tana - 1/tan2a

  • ∵ tana = sina/cosa

∴ 1/sina /cosa - 1/sin2a/cos2a

= cosa /sina - cos2a/sin2a

  • sin2a = 2sina × cosa
  • and cos2a = cos²a - sin²a

cosa /sina - cos²a - sin²a /2sina cosa

= 2cos²a -(sin²a - cos²a)/2sinacosa

= cos²a + sin²a /sin2a

  • As we know that , cos²a+sin²a = 1

= 1/sin2a = cosec2a

  • LHS = RHS proved

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