√1+sin A / √1- sin A= sec A + tan A
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TO PROVE :
√(1+sinA)/√(1-sinA)=secA +tanA
PROOF :
LHS :
=√(1+sinA)/√(1-sinA)
RATIONALISING DENOMINATOR
=[√(1+sinA)×√(1+sinA)]÷[√(1-sinA)×√(1+sinA)]
=[√(1+sinA)²] / [√(1-sin²A) ]
[USING cos²A+sin²A=1]
=[√(1+sinA)²] / [√cos²A]
=(1+sinA)/cosA
=(1/cosA)+(sinA/cosA)
=secA+tanA
=RHS
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Here is your answer
TO PROVE :
√(1+sinA)/√(1-sinA)=secA +tanA
PROOF :
LHS :
=√(1+sinA)/√(1-sinA)
RATIONALISING DENOMINATOR
=[√(1+sinA)×√(1+sinA)]÷[√(1-sinA)×√(1+sinA)]
=[√(1+sinA)²] / [√(1-sin²A) ]
[USING cos²A+sin²A=1]
=[√(1+sinA)²] / [√cos²A]
=(1+sinA)/cosA
=(1/cosA)+(sinA/cosA)
=secA+tanA
=RHS
HOPE THIS HELPS YOU
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