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If tanA +sinA= m and tanA -sinA = n, then difference between the squares of m and n is equal to​ !?
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Answered by XxJeenRoyxX
1

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Answered by bittermarshmallow
1

Answer:

m

2

−n

2

=(m+n)(m−n)

=2tanA.2sinA=4tanAsinA,

4√(mn)=4√(tan

2

−Asin

2

A)

=4sinA√(sec

2

A−1)=4sinAtanA.

∴m

2

−n

2

=4√(mn).

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