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Prove sin²(π/4−θ)=1/2(1−sin2θ) | Trigonometric Identity Proof | Class 10 SEE | Lecture 23 by jay sir

In this video, we solve and prove an important trigonometric identity: sin^2(π/4-θ)=1/2(1-sin2θ) This is Lecture 23 of our Trigonometry Series specially designed for Class 10 SEE students of Nepal. The solution is explained step by step, using standard formulas and identities required for board exams. 🔹 What you will learn in this lecture: How to use the identity of sin²A Application of compound angle formulas Easy tricks to solve SEE-level trigonometric identities Proper mathematical presentation for exams 🔹 This video is useful for: Class 10 SEE students (Nepal) Optional Mathematics students Students preparing for board exams Anyone learning trigonometric identities from basics 📌 Watch till the end to avoid common exam mistakes. 📌 Like, Share, and Subscribe for the full Trigonometry Playlist. #Trigonometry #TrigonometricIdentity #Class10SEE #SEE2026 #OptionalMathematics #SinSquareFormula #MathsNepal #BoardExamMaths #Lecture23 #VedantaMaths