Math, asked by kamyyx, 1 year ago

can someone solve and prove this is equal to (2sintheta)/ (1+tantheta) ​

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Answered by Ghimmpragati
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Answered by beautyandbrains
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Answer: 2 sin theta / 1 + tan theta

Step-by-step explanation:

2 sin theta x tan theta (1-tan theta) + 2sin theta x sec^2 theta

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(1 + tan theta)^2

= 2 sin theta (tan theta - tan^2 theta +sec^2 theta)

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(1 + tan theta)^2

= 2 sin theta ( tan theta - tan^ theta + 1 + tan^2 theta)

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(1 + tan theta)^2

Formula used above

-> ( sec^2 theta = 1 + tan^2 theta)

Hence,

= 2 sin theta (tan theta + 1)

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(1 + tan theta)^2

= 2 sin theta

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1 + tan theta

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