If \tan A=\tan B and \sin A=m\sin B, prove that \cos^2A=\frac{m^2

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2021-08-11

If tanA=tanB and sinA=msinB, prove that cos2A=m21n21

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Brittany Patton

Brittany Patton

Skilled2021-08-12Added 100 answers

We use Trigonometry identities to solve this Question
tanA=ntanB
sinAcosA=nsinBcosB
sinAcosBcosAsinB=n
sinA=msinB
sinAsinB=m
m21=(sinAsinB)21
m21=sin2Asin2Bsin2B
n21=(sinAcosBcosAsinB)21
=sin2Acos2Bcos2Asin2B1
n21=sin2Acos2Bcos2Asin2Bcos2Asin2B
m21n21=sin2Asin2Bsin2Bsin2Acos2Bcos2Asin2Bcos2Asin2B
m21n21=cos2A(sin2Asin2B)sin2Acos2Bcos2Asin2B
=cos2A(sin2Asin2B)sin2A(1sin2B)(1sin2A)sin2B
Jeffrey Jordon

Jeffrey Jordon

Expert2021-12-11Added 2605 answers

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