If sin theta = ksin( theta + phi) then prove tan(theta + phi) = sinPhi/ cosphi - k

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If you observe we don't need θ in the final prrof. Given that,sinθ=ksinθ+ϕusing identity sinA+B=sinA.cosB+cosA.sinB, we getsinθ=ksinθ.cosϕ+cosθ.sinϕDividing each term by sinθ we get,1=kcosϕ+kcosθsinθ.sinϕwe know that cosθsinθ=1tanθ1=kcosϕ+ktanθ.sinϕktanθ.sinϕ=1-kcosϕ1tanθ=1-kcosϕksinϕtanθ=ksinϕ1-kcosϕNow tanθ+ϕ=tanθ+tanϕ1-tanθ.tanϕPutting the value of tanθ, we get, tanθ+ϕ=ksinϕ1-kcosϕ+tanϕ1-ksinϕ1-kcosϕ.tanϕ=ksinϕ+tanϕ-kcosϕ.tanϕ1-kcosϕ1-kcosϕ-ksinϕ.tanϕ1-kcosϕ=ksinϕ+tanϕ-kcosϕ.tanϕ1-kcosϕ-ksinϕ.tanϕ=ksinϕ+tanϕ-kcosϕ.sinϕcosϕ1-kcosϕ-ksinϕ.tanϕ=ksinϕ+tanϕ-ksinϕ1-kcosϕ-ksinϕ.tanϕ=tanϕ1-kcosϕ-ksinϕ.tanϕ=sinϕcosϕ1-kcosϕ-ksinϕ.sinϕcosϕMultiplying numerator and denominator by cosϕ we get, tanθ+ϕ=sinϕcosϕ.-kcos2ϕ-ksin2ϕ=sinϕcosϕ.-kcos2ϕ+sin2ϕAs cos2ϕ+sin2ϕ=1 tanθ+ϕ=sinϕcosϕ.-k Hence proved

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