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If sin Asin...
Question
If
sin
A
sin
B
=
p
,
cos
A
cos
B
=
q
, then prove that
q
2
tan
2
A
=
p
2
tan
2
B
.
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Solution
sin
A
sin
B
=
p
,
cos
A
cos
B
=
q
.
Now
p
q
=
tan
A
tan
B
or,
q
tan
A
=
p
tan
B
or,
q
2
tan
2
A
=
p
2
tan
2
B
.
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