sin^23A/sin^2A-cos^23A/cos^2A=8cos^2A
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Qᴜᴇsᴛɪᴏɴ :-
Prove :- (sin²3A/sin²A) - (cos²3A/cos²A) = 8cos2A
Sᴏʟᴜᴛɪᴏɴ :-
Solving LHS,
→ (sin²3A/sin²A) - (cos²3A/cos²A)
Taking LCM,
→ (sin²3A*cos²A - cos²3A*sin²A) /(sin²A * cos²A)
→ {(sin²3A*cos²A) - (cos²3A*sin²A)} /(sin²A * cos²A)
→ {(sin3A*cosA)² - (cos3A*sinA)²} /(sin²A * cos²A)
using (a + b)(a - b) = a² - b² in Numerator,
→ {(sin3A*cosA + cos3A*sinA)(sin3A*cosA - cos3A*sinA)} /(sin²A * cos²A)
using
- sin(A + B) = sinAcosB + cosAsinB
- sin(A - B) = sinAcosB - cosAsinB
in Numerator,
→ {sin(3A + A)*sin(3A - A)} /(sin²A * cos²A)
→ (sin4A*sin2A) /(sin²A * cos²A)
Multiply and divide by 4 on Both Numerator & Denominator Now,
→ 4(sin4A*sin2A) /4(sin²A * cos²A)
→ 4(sin4A*sin2A) /(2sinA*cosA)²
using 2sinA*cosA = sin2A in Denominator Now,
→ 4(sin4A*sin2A) /(sin2A)²
→ 4(sin4A*sin2A) /(sin²2A)
Again using 2sinA*cosA = sin2A in Numinator Now,
→ 4sin2A(2sin2A*cos2A) /(sin²2A)
→ (8*sin²2A * cos2A) /(sin²2A)
→ 8cos2A = RHS (Proved).
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