Math, asked by masharma2004, 8 months ago

prove that
Sin^2 a =
 \frac{1 -  \cos(2a) }{2}
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Answered by mbakshi37
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Answer:

as explained below.

Step-by-step explanation:

cos( a+a) = cos a.cos a - sin a . sin a

cos 2a = cos^2 a -Sin^2 a

Cos 2a = 1- Sin^2 a - Sin^2a

Cos 2a = 1 - 2 Sin^2 a

2 Sin^2 a = 1 - Cos 2a

Sin^2 a = (1- Cos 2a)/ 2

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