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[(1+sin theta)÷(1+cos theta)]+[(1-sin theta)÷(1-cos theta)]=2(cosec^2 theta-cot theta)

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Answered by mysticd
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 LHS = \red{ \frac{(1+sin \theta)}{(1+cos \theta) } + \frac{(1-sin \theta)}{(1-cos \theta) }}

 = \frac{(1+sin\theta)(1-cos\theta) + (1-sin\theta)(1+cos \theta)}{(1+cos \theta)(1-cos\theta)}

 = \frac{1-cos\theta+sin \theta -sin\theta cos \theta + 1 + cos \theta - sin \theta - sin \theta cos \theta}{1^{2} - cos^{2} \theta}

 = \frac{2- 2sin \theta cos \theta }{sin^{2} \theta }

 \boxed {\pink { Since, 1 - cos^{2} \theta = sin^{2} \theta }}

 = \frac{2(1- sin \theta cos \theta) }{sin^{2} \theta }

 =  2 \Big( \frac{1}{sin^{2} \theta} - \frac{sin \theta cos \theta}{sin^{2} \theta }\Big)

 = 2 \Big( \frac{1}{sin^{2} \theta} - \frac{ cos \theta}{sin \theta }\Big)

 \green {= 2( Cosec^{2} \theta - cot \theta )} \\= RHS

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