Math, asked by 8starappliances, 26 days ago

if tanA +1/tanA=2 show that tan^2A+1/tan^2A=2​

Answers

Answered by shreyayadav13
1

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Answered by pratzzchaudhry
3

Answer:

tanA= 2 −1

tanA=

AB

BC = 12−1 AC 2

=BA 2

+BC 2 =1 2 +( 2 −1) 2

=1+2−2 2 +1

AC= 4−2 +2

sinA=

AC

BC

=

4−22

2 −1

cosA=

AC

AB =

4−2 2

1 sinA×cosA=

4−2

2

2

−1

×

4−2

21

= 4−22

2 −1

= 22

( 2 −1)2 −1

=2

2

1 × 2

2

=42

cosA× cosA

sinA×cosA

= 42

Multiply numerator & denominator by cosA

sec 2A

tanA

= 42⇒

1+tan

2

A

tanA

= 42

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