Math, asked by mukhtyarsinghkhinda, 11 months ago

Sin 2 theta is equal to

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Answered by krishnajana295
18

Step-by-step explanation:

Sin 2 theta is the sine of the angle which is double the value of theta. This can be used when you know the value of sine and cosine of theta and not 2 theta. How do I show that tan theta=4/3 or tan theta=2m/m^2-1 if (m+2) sin theta+(2m-1) cos theta=2m+1?

I hope this may help you

Answered by Harinibala07
18

Answer:

is it sin²Theta

Step-by-step explanation:

if it is sin²theta then

sin²theta is equal to 1 - cos²theta

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