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In this question we have to take similar terms common and then use the formula of . The process of taking similar terms common will be done twice. We will use the identity to find the answer.
The correct answer is:
In this question we are given expression and we have to simplify it.
Step1: Using Trigonometric relation to simplify it.
In the last two terms of the expression we can take as common factor.
Step2: Using the formula
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Step3: Again using the formula of and then multiplying the terms.
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Step4: By using the formula
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By taking similar terms common we get
Step5: By using the identity we get,
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