Math, asked by TheRisenPhoenix, 9 months ago

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 \frac{ \sin\beta  - 2 {sin }^{3}  \beta  }{2 { \cos }^{3}  \beta  -  \cos\beta  }
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Answered by alkamavath
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You didnt include the RHS but let me see if i can simplify


FINAL ANSWER = tanB

Please refer the attachment below :

Equations used


1 = sinsquared + cossquared
tan theta = sintheta / costheta


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