If tanA=a/b prove that costhita + sin thita/cos thita-sin thita=b+a/b-a
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Given that,
tanA = a/b
=> sinA/cosA = a/b
therefore sinA = ax and cosA= bx where x is a common ratio
Now,
(cosA+sinA)/(cosA-sinA) = (bx+ax)/(bx-ax)
= [x(b+a)]/[x(b-a)]
= (b+a)/(b-a)
hence proved.
tanA = a/b
=> sinA/cosA = a/b
therefore sinA = ax and cosA= bx where x is a common ratio
Now,
(cosA+sinA)/(cosA-sinA) = (bx+ax)/(bx-ax)
= [x(b+a)]/[x(b-a)]
= (b+a)/(b-a)
hence proved.
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