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Prove that : sin7A - sinA / sin8A - sin2A = cos4Asec5A

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Answered by AmitTiger
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Answered by utcrush18
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Answer:

LHS =sin8A.sin4A -sin7A.sin3A

=> 1/2{cos(8A-4A) -cos(8A+4A)} - 1/2{cos(7A-3A)-cos(7A+3A)}

=>1/2{cos4A-cos12A-cos4A+cos10A}

=>1/2{cos10A - cos12A }

=>1/2{2sin(10+12)A/2.sin(12-10)A/2}

=>sin11A.sinA = RHS

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