Math, asked by Harshasangur, 1 year ago

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Answered by 6Siddhant9
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Answer:

Multiplying Numerator And Denominator by

 \sin^{2} ( \alpha )  \cos^{2} ( \alpha )

Equation Becomes :

  \frac{\cos^{2} ( \alpha ) \:   +   \: \sin^{2} ( \alpha )  }{ \cos^{2} ( \alpha ) \:  -  \:  \sin^{2} ( \alpha )  }

Dividing Numerator And Denominator by

 \cos^{2} ( \alpha )

We Get:

\frac{1\:   +   \: \tan^{2} ( \alpha )  }{ 1 \:  -  \:  \tan^{2} ( \alpha )  }

Hence Proved...

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