1 - cos theta by sin theta is equals to sin theta by 1 + cos theta prove it
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by taking RHS
rationalize 1 + cos theta
sin theta divided by 1 + cos theta x 1 - cos theta divided by 1 - cos thetatheta
sin theta x 1 - cos theta divided by one square minus cos square theta
sin theta x 1 - cos theta upon sin square theta
sin theta x 1 - cos theta upon sin theta into sin theta
1 - cos theta upon sin theta equal to RHS
Given :
To prove :
LHS = RHS
Proof :
we know that :- (a+b) (a-b) = a²-b²
Now , 1 - cos²θ = sin² θ
Now we will cancel out sin θ from numerator and denominator :-
Therefore, LHS = RHS.
Hence proved
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