prove that tan^2A - sin^2A = tan^2A sin^2A
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Solution
TanA = TanA
squaring on both the sides
tan^2A = tan^2A
Breaking tan to Sin / Cos
Sin^2A / Cos^2A = tan^2 A
using sin square + cos square = 1
( 1 - Cos^2A ) - 1 = tan^2A
Multiply both sides by Sin square A
( Sin^2A / Cos^2A) - Sin^2A = ( tan^2A) Sin^2A
Again write sin / cos as tan
Tan^2A - Sin^2A = ( tan ^2 A) ( sin^2A)
Hence proved
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thank you
here is your answer
Solution
TanA = TanA
squaring on both the sides
tan^2A = tan^2A
Breaking tan to Sin / Cos
Sin^2A / Cos^2A = tan^2 A
using sin square + cos square = 1
( 1 - Cos^2A ) - 1 = tan^2A
Multiply both sides by Sin square A
( Sin^2A / Cos^2A) - Sin^2A = ( tan^2A) Sin^2A
Again write sin / cos as tan
Tan^2A - Sin^2A = ( tan ^2 A) ( sin^2A)
Hence proved
hope it helps
thank you
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