Math, asked by KakashiHatake14, 8 months ago

What's the difference between sin 2A and 2sin A?​

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Answered by reejaben
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Answer:

2sinA means that 2 times the value of sin A. However, it's totally different from sin 2A. Sin 2A Means that the value of x is doubled that is sin of two times x.

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Answered by arjunnawade
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Answer:

Here sin2A is the twice of A in sin which is sin(A+A); but 2SinA is 2 times sinA which is sinA+sinA

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