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(sin³theta+sin3theta)/(cos³theta-cos3theta)​

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Answered by alyabby007
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Answered by ravi2303kumar
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\frac{sin^3\theta + sin3\theta}{cos^3\theta - cos3\theta} = cot\theta

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sin3\theta = 3sin\theta - 4sin³\theta

cos3\theta = 4cos³\theta - 3cos\theta---------------------------------------------------------------------------------

\frac{sin^3\theta + sin3\theta}{cos^3\theta - cos3\theta}

= \frac{sin^3\theta + 3sin\theta - 4 sin^3\theta}{cos^3\theta - (4cos^3\theta-3cos\theta)}  

= \frac{3sin\theta - 3sin^3\theta}{3cos\theta-3cos^3\theta}

= \frac{3sin\theta (1 - sin^2\theta)}{3cos\theta (1 - cos^2\theta)}

= \frac{3sin\theta * cos^2\theta}{3cos\theta*sin^2\theta}

= \frac{cos\theta}{sin\theta}

= cot\theta

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