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If sin theta +cos theta= p and sec theta +cosec theta =q show that q [p square-1]=2p

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Answered by ARoy
953
p=sinθ+cosθ and q=secθ+cosecθ
q(p
²-1)
=(secθ+cosecθ)[(sinθ+cosθ)²-1]
=(1/cosθ+1/sinθ)(sin²θ+2sinθcosθ+cos²θ-1)
={(sin
θ+cosθ)/sinθcosθ}(2sinθcosθ) [ Since, sin²θ+cos²θ=1]
=2(sin
θ+cosθ)
=2p (Proved)
Answered by Umachandru238
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