Math, asked by khorel029, 11 months ago

1+tan^3α/1+tanα+tanα-sec^2α=0​


aashishprasad65: after the '/' sign the whole part is divided or only '1+tana'
khorel029: only 1+tanα
aashishprasad65: thanks
aashishprasad65: the answer will be given soonly
aashishprasad65: its ok

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Answered by aashishprasad65
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Step-by-step explanation:

1+tan^3A/1+tanA +tanA-sec^2A (1+tan^3A is only divided by 1+tanA)

a^3+b^3=(a+b)(a^2-ab+b^2)

=(1+tanA)(1-tanA+tan^2A)/(1+tanA) +tanA-sec^2A

=1+tan^2A-tanA+tanA-sec^2A

We know that,

1+tan^2A=sec^2A

=sec^2A-sec^2A-tanA+tana

=0

RHS=LHS

0=0(proved)

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