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(viii) cos A - sin A / cos A + sin A = sec 2A - tan 2A​

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Answered by wansawaka
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Step-by-step explanation:

 \small \frac{ \cos(a)  -  \sin(a) }{ \sin(b)   +  \cos(b) } =  \sec(2a)  -  \tan(2a) \\

   \tiny\frac{ (cos(a) - sin(a)(sin(b) - cos(b)}{sin(b) + cos(b)(sin(b) - cos(b)} =  \sec(2a)  -  \tan(2a)  \\  \tiny  \frac{cos ^{2} (ab)sin ^{2} (ab)}{cos ^{2}b  - sin ^{2}b } =  \sec(2a)  -  \tan(a)  \\

The given statement is not possible.

Therefore, LHS≠RHS

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