a+b=90° then prove √tanAtanB+tanAcotB/sinAsecB_sin^2B/cos^2=tanA
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Given, LHS = root tan a tan b + tan a cot b/sin a sec b - sin^2 b/cos^2 a
= root tan a tan(90-a) + tan a cot(90-a)/sin a sec(90-a) - sin^2(90-a)/cos^2 a
= root tan a.cot a + tan a.tana/sin a.cosec a - cos^2 a/cos^2 a
= root 1+tan^2 a/1 - 1
= root tan^2 a
= tan a.
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= root tan a tan(90-a) + tan a cot(90-a)/sin a sec(90-a) - sin^2(90-a)/cos^2 a
= root tan a.cot a + tan a.tana/sin a.cosec a - cos^2 a/cos^2 a
= root 1+tan^2 a/1 - 1
= root tan^2 a
= tan a.
Hope this helps!
zeborg:
In 2nd step it's sin²b/cos²b, and not sin²b/cos²a.
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CONCEPT:
1+tan²A =sec²A
sin A/Cos A= tanA
sec(90-A)=cosecA
cot(90-A)=tanA
Given:
LHS = √( tan a tan b + tan a cot b/sin a sec b - sin²b/cos²b)
FIND:
LHS=RHS=tan a
Solution:
LHS = √( tan a tan b + tan a cot b/sin a sec b - sin²b/cos²b)
= √(tan a tan(90-a) + tan a cot(90-a)/sin a sec(90-a) - sin²(90-a)/cos² a
= √(tan a.cot a + tan a.tana/sin a.cosec a - cos² a/cos² a)
= √((1+tan² a)/1 - 1)
= √ tan² a
= tan a.
Hence proved.
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