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Prove the identity sin5 theta/sin theta -cos 5 theta/cos theta is equal to 4 cos 2 theta

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given :   Sin5θ/Sinθ  - Cos5θ/Cosθ  = 4Cos2θ

To Find :  Prove the identity

Solution:

Sin5θ/Sinθ  - Cos5θ/Cosθ  = 4Cos2θ

LHS =

Sin5θ/Sinθ  - Cos5θ/Cosθ

=  (Sin5θCosθ - Cos5θSinθ)/SinθCosθ

Using Sin(A - B) = SinACosB - CosASinB

= Sin(5θ -θ)/SinθCosθ

= Sin4θ /SinθCosθ

Using Sin2x = 2SinxCosx

= 2Sin2θCos2θ/SinθCosθ

= 2(2SinθCosθ).Cos2θ/SinθCosθ

= 2(2)Cos2θ

= 4Cos2θ

= RHS

QED

Hence Proved

Sin5θ/Sinθ  - Cos5θ/Cosθ  = 4Cos2θ

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