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1-cos theta/1+cos theta +1+cos theta/1-cos theta =2/2sin theta-1

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Answered by Rahul1905
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(1 - cos)/( 1 + cos) + (1 + cos)/( 1 - cos) = 2/(2sin -1)
taking LCM of lhs we get:-
{(1 - cos)^2 + (1 + cos)^2} / (1 - cos^2) = 2/(2sin -1)
on solving you'll get:-
(2 + 2cos^2)/ sin^2 = 2/(2sin -1)
( 1 + cos^2)/ sin^2 = 1/(2sin -1)
cross multiply, and solve then you'll get:-
2 = 2sin( 1 - cos^2)
1 = sin × sin^2
sin = 1
theta = 90.
thanks....
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