Question

10th trigonometry prove that sums

Answer 1

hllo friend ❤️


About "Problems on trigonometric identities with solutions"

Problems on trigonometric identities with solutions are much useful to the kids who would like to practice problems on trigonometric identities.   

Before we look at the problems on trigonometric identities, let us have a look on some important trigonometric identities. 

Some important trigonometric Identities

Let us see the reciprocal trigonometric identities

sinθ  =  1 / cscθ

cscθ  =  1 / sinθ

cosθ  =  1 / secθ

secθ  =  1 / cos θ

tanθ  =  1 / cot θ

cotθ  =  1 / tan θ

sin²θ  + cos²θ  =  1

sin²θ  =  1 - cos²θ

cos²θ  =  1 - sin²θ

sec²θ - tan²θ  =  1

sec²θ  =  1 +  tan²θ

tan²θ  =  sec²θ - 1

csc²θ - cot²θ  =  1

csc²θ  =  1 + cot²θ

cot²θ  =  csc²θ - 1


Problem 1 : 

Prove : (1 - cos² θ) csc² θ  =  1

Solution :

Let A  =  (1 - cos² θ) csc² θ  and

B  =  1

A  =  (1 - cos² θ) csc² θ

Since  sin² θ + cos² θ  =  1, we have  sin² θ  = 1 - cos² θ

A  =  sin² θ x csc² θ

We know that csc² θ  =  1/sin² θ

A  =  sin² θ x 1/sin² θ

A  =  1

A  =  B  Proved

Let us look at the next problem on "Problems on trigonometric identities with solutions"

Problem 2 : 

Prove : sec θ √(1 - sin ² θ) = 1

Solution :

Let A  =  sec θ √(1 - sin ² θ)  and

B  =  1

A  =  sec θ √(1 - sin ² θ)

Since  sin² θ + cos² θ  =  1, we have  cos² θ  = 1 - sin² θ

A  =  sec θ √cos ² θ

A  =  sec θ x cos θ

A  =  sec θ x 1/sec θ

A  =  1

A  =  B  Proved

Let us look at the next problem on "Problems on trigonometric identities with solutions"

Problem 3 : 

Prove : tan θsin θ + cos θ  =  sec θ

Solution :

Let A  =  tan θsin θ + cos θ  and

B =  sec θ

A  =  tan θsin θ + cos θ

A  =  (sin θ/cos θ)sin θ + cos θ

A  =  (sin² θ/cos θ) + cos θ

A  =  (sin² θ + cos² θ) / cos θ

A  =  1 / cos θ

A  =  sec θ

A  =  B  Proved

Let us look at the next problem on "Problems on trigonometric identities with solutions"

Problem 4 : 

Prove : (1 - cos θ)(1 + cos θ)(1 + cot² θ)  =  1

Solution :

Let A  =  (1 - cos θ)(1 + cos θ)(1 + cot² θ)  =  1

B  =  1

A  =  (1 - cos θ)(1 + cos θ)(1 + cot² θ)

A  =  (1 - cos²)(1 + cot² θ)

Since  sin² θ + cos² θ  =  1, we have  sin² θ  = 1 - cos² θ

A  =  sin² θ x (1 + cot² θ)

A  =  sin² θ  + sin² θ x cot² θ

A  =  sin² θ  + sin² θ x (cos² θ/sin² θ)

A  =  sin² θ  + cos² θ

A  =  1

A  =  B  Proved



hope it's help you my friend ✌️✌️✌️