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sin2A+sin2(A−B)+2sinAcosBsin(B−A) is equal to-

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sin2A
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sin2B
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cos2A
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cos2B
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Solution

The correct option is B sin2B
sin2A+sin2(AB)+2sinAcosBsin(BA)=sin2A+sin2(AB)+sin(BA)(sin(A+B)+sin(AB))=sin2A+sin2(AB)+sin(BA)sin(A+B)sin2(AB)=sin2Asin2A+sin2B=sin2B

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