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prove that sin 3 theta + cos 3 theta divided by cos theta minus sin theta is equals to 1 + 2 Sin 2 theta

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Answered by anuj8698
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Answer:

sin 3 theta + cos 3 theta upon cos theta minus sin theta equal to 1 + 2 sin 2 theta

equal to 1 + 2 sin 2 theta

3 sin theta - 4 sin cube theta + 4 cos cube theta minus 3 cos theta upon cos theta minus sin theta

3in the bracket sin theta minus cos theta bracket of minus 4 in the bracket sin cube minus cos cube bracket of upon cos theta minus sin theta

3 in the bracket sin theta minus cos theta bracket of minus 4 into bracket sin theta minus cos theta bracket of in the bracket 1 + sin theta into cos theta bracket of upon sin theta minus cos theta

sin theta minus cos theta in the bracket 3 minus 4 on the bracket 1 + sin theta into cos theta bracket of upon -

sin theta minus cos theta

Step-by-step explanation:

-3+ 4 + 4 sin theta into cos theta

1 + 4 sin theta into cos theta

1 + 2 sin 2 theta

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