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sinA - 2sin ^3A divided by 2cos^3A - cosA = tanA​

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Answered by pansumantarkm
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Step-by-step explanation:

\frac{SinA-2Sin^{3}A }{2Cos^{3}A-CosA}\\ =\frac{SinA(1-2Sin^{2}A )}{CosA(2Cos^{2}A-1)}\\ =\frac{SinA(Sin^{2}A+Cos^{2}A-2Sin^{2}A)}{CosA(2Cos^{2}A-Sin^{2}A-Cos^{2}A)}\\ =\frac{SinA(Cos^{2}A-Sin^{2}A)}{CosA(Cos^{2}A-Sin^{2}A)}\\ =\frac{SinA}{CosA}\\ =TanA

(Hence Proved)

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