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Standard X
Mathematics
Trigonometric Identity- 1
If tan A +s...
Question
If
tan
A
+
sin
A
=
m
and
tan
A
−
sin
A
=
n
, then
show that
m
2
−
n
2
=
4
√
m
n
.
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Solution
m
2
−
n
2
=
(
m
+
n
)
(
m
−
n
)
=
2
tan
A
.2
sin
A
=
4
tan
A
sin
A
,
4
√
(
m
n
)
=
4
√
(
tan
2
−
A
sin
2
A
)
=
4
sin
A
√
(
sec
2
A
−
1
)
=
4
sin
A
tan
A
.
∴
m
2
−
n
2
=
4
√
(
m
n
)
.
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