Thursday, November 24, 2011

What is tan2x if cosx=1-sinx ?

cosx=1-sinx


sinx =
1-cosx


devide the equation by
cosx


tan = secx -1


tanx = secx
- 1


we know that tan2x =
2tanx/(1-tan²x)


tan2x = 2(secx-1)/[1-
(secx-1)²]


tan2x = 2(secx-1)/[1
-(sec²x-2secx+1)]


tan2x = 2(secx-1)/[1
-sec²x+2secx-1)] 


tan2x =
2(secx-1)/[2secx-sec²x]


tan2x =
2(secx-1)/secx(2-secx)


tan2x =
2(1-cosx)/cosx.secx(2-secx)


tan2x =
2(1-cosx)/(2-secx)


tan2x =
2cos(1-cosx)/(2cosx-1)

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