Math, asked by narayanc453, 4 months ago


prove that

sin A - 2 sin^3 A/
2 sin^3A- cos A
=tan A​

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Answered by kaushambi36
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Answered by mihikajain04p8syha
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LHS =  \frac{sinA - 2sin^3A}{2cos^3A - cosA} =  \frac{sinA(1-2sin^2A)}{cosA(2cos^2A-1)}

= \frac{sinA (sin^2A+cos^2A- 2sin^2A)}{cosA (2cos^2A - sin^2A- cos^2A)}

=\frac{sinA (cos^2A- sin^2A)}{cosA(cos^2A-sin^2A)}

= \frac{sinA}{cosA} = tanA

hence proved.

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