Math, asked by girikumarvari, 1 year ago

Prove that tan-A - sin A = tan A. sin’A.

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Answered by BibekAdhikari

7

Step-by-step explanation:

LHS=tanA-sinA

=sinA/cosA-sinA

=(sinA-sinA.cosA)/cosA

=(sinA(1-cosA))/cosA

=

Answered by avikajindallion

2

Answer:

LHS=tanA-sinA

=sinA/cosA-sinA

=(sinA-sinA.cosA)/cosA

=(sinA(1-cosA))/cosA

=

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