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1-tan^2theta/cot^2theta -1 = tan^2 theta​

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Answered by datargauri04
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Answered by CopyThat
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Step-by-step explanation:

We have:

1 - tan²Ф/cot²Ф - 1

To prove:

1 - tan²Ф/cot²Ф - 1 = tan²Ф

Solution:

We know:

  • tan = sin/cos
  • cot = cos/sin

So, we get:

=> 1 - (sin²Ф/cos² Ф)/(cos²Ф/sin²Ф) - 1

Taking L.C.M:

=> (cos²Ф - sin²Ф)/cos²Ф/(cos²Ф - sin²Ф)/sin²Ф

Transposing the denominator:

=> (cos²Ф - sin²Ф)/cos²Ф × sin²Ф/(cos²Ф - sin²Ф)

cos²Ф - sin²Ф, cos²Ф - sin²Ф get cancelled:

∴ sin²Ф/cos²Ф = tan²Ф

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