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Prove the following :-
sin(A+B) × sin(A - B) = sin²A - sin²B​

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Answered by gaganjotsingh6
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Step-by-step explanation:

SIN(A+B) SIN(A-B)

(SIN COS B + COS A SIN B) (SIN A COS B - COS A SIN B)

__________ _________ ___________ ___________

A. B. A. B

SIN² A COS² B - COS²A SIN² B

SIN²A ( 1- SIN² B ) - ( 1- SIN²A ) SIN²B

SIN²A - SIN²A SIN² B - SIN²B + SIN²A - SIN²B

2nd and 4th units cancel each other

SIN²A - SIN²B

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