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sin2a+sin5a-sina/cos2a+cos5a+cosa=tan2a

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Answered by A1111
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Answered by mysticd
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 We \:know \:that ,

 \blue { sinA - Sin B = 2cos \Big(\frac{A+B}{2}\Big) sin \Big(\frac{A-B}{2}\Big) }

 \pink { CosA + Cos B = 2cos \Big(\frac{A+B}{2}\Big) Cos \Big(\frac{A-B}{2}\Big) }

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 LHS \red{= \frac{sin2A+sin5A-sinA}{cos2A+cos 5A + cos A }}

 = \frac{ sin 2A + 2cos \Big(\frac{5A+A}{2}\Big) sin \Big(\frac{5A-A}{2}\Big)}{cos 2A + 2cos \Big(\frac{5A+A}{2}\Big) Cos \Big(\frac{5A-A}{2}\Big)}

 =\frac{ sin 2A + 2cos \Big(\frac{6A}{2}\Big) sin \Big(\frac{4A}{2}\Big)}{cos 2A + 2cos \Big(\frac{6A}{2}\Big) Cos \Big(\frac{4A}{2}\Big)}

 = \frac{sin 2A + 2cos 3A sin2A }{cos 2A + 2 cos 3A cos 2A} \\= \Big(\frac{sin 2A}{cos 2A} \Big) [\frac{1+2cos 3A}{1+2cos 3A}] \\= \frac{sin 2A}{cos 2A } \\ \green {=tan 2A }\\= RHS

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