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Question
If sin (x + 3 α) = 3 sin (α – x), then ______.
Options
tan x = tan α
tan x = tan2 α
tan x = tan3 α
tan x = 3 tan α
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Solution
If sin (x + 3 α) = 3 sin (α – x), then tan x = tan3 α.
Explanation:
Given, `(sin(x + 3α))/(sin(α - x))` = 3
On applying componendo and dividendo rule, we get
`(sin(x + 3α) + sin(α - x))/(sin(x + 3α) - sin(α - x)) = (3 + 1)/(3 - 1)`
`\implies (2 sin 2 α cos (α + x))/(2 cos 2 α sin (α + x))` = 2
`\implies (tan 2 α)/(tan(α + x))` = 2
`\implies (2 tan α)/(1 - tan α) xx ((1 - tan α tan x))/((tan α + tan x))` = 2
`\implies` tan α – tan2 α tan x = tan α + tan x – tan3 α – tan2 α tan x
`\implies` tan x = tan3 α
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