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(1-sin theta/1+sin theta) =(sec theta-tan theta) ^2 pls solve​

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Answered by sreeeharii2346
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Answer:

RHS=(secθ -tanθ)

LHS =1+sinθ1−sinθ 

Multiply and divide by (1−sinθ)

 = 1 - sinθ/1+sinθ × 1 - sinθ/1 - sinθ

=(1−sinθ)^2/cos^2 θ

= (1 - sinθ/cosθ)^2

 = (secθ−tanθ)^2

 LHS=RHS 

Hence proved

Answered by Himanshu8715
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