Trig Proof Question, Help (1 Viewer)

Jojofelyx · Sep 5, 2021

Im getting nowhere with this

Jojofelyx · Sep 5, 2021

I think i might be close actually.
i now have cosx sino (1 + A) = sinx coso (A - 1)

Lith_30 · Sep 5, 2021

you just needed a few steps more to finish the question

$\\\cos(x)\sin(\theta)(1+A)=\sin(x)\cos(\theta)(A-1)\\\\\frac{\sin(\theta)}{\cos(\theta)}(1+A)=\frac{\sin(x)}{\cos(x)}(A-1)\\\\\tan(\theta)(1+A)=\tan(x)(A-1)\\\\\tan(x)(A-1)=\tan(\theta)(1+A)$

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