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prove the Identity,sin0-2sin0/
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2cos0-cos0 = tan0

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Answered by Anonymous
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Correct Question:-

\sf{Prove\: the\: identity -> \dfrac{Sin\theta - 2Sin\theta}{2Cos\theta - Cos\theta}= -Tan\theta}

Solution:-

LHS,

\sf{\dfrac{Sin\theta - 2Sin\theta}{2Cos\theta - Cos\theta}}

= \sf{\dfrac{Sin\theta (1 - 2)}{Cos\theta(2 - 1)}}

= \sf{\dfrac{Sin\theta \times -1}{Cos\theta \times 1}}

= \sf{\dfrac{-Sin\theta}{Cos\theta}}

= \sf{-Tan\theta = RHS (Proved)}

About Trigonometric Identities:-

  • \sf{Sin\theta = \dfrac{1}{cosec\theta}}

  • \sf{Cos\theta = \dfrac{1}{Sec\theta}}

  • \sf{Tan\theta = \dfrac{1}{Cot\theta}}

  • \sf{\dfrac{Sin\theta}{Cos\theta} = Tan\theta}

  • \sf{\dfrac{Cos\theta}{Sin\theta} = Cot\theta}

  • \sf{{Sin}^{2}\theta + {Cos}^{2}\theta = 1}

  • \sf{1 + {Tan}^{2}\theta = {Sec}^{2}\theta}

  • \sf{1 + {Cot}^{2}\theta = {Cosec}^{2}\theta}
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