Question

(C) Prove the following identity:
1+ sin e /
cos e
+
cos e/
1+ sin
= 2 sec e​

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Answer:

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STEP BY STEP EXPLANATION :

1. TAKE LCM
2. SOLVE IT FURTHER
3. NOW USE THE TRIGONOMETRIC IDENTITY (sin^2 theta + cos^2 theta =1) AND SUBSTITUTE (sin^2 theta + cos^2 theta) BY 1
4. NOW TAKE 2 COMMON
5. CUT OUT (1+sin theta) FROM NUMERATOR AND DENOMINATOR
6. NOW USE TRIGONOMETRIC IDENTITY (1/cos theta = sec theta) AND SUBSTITUTE (1/cos theta ) BY (sec theta )
7. NOW U GET (2sec theta ) WHICH IS EQUAL TO RHS .
8. HENCE PROVED.