please any one can solve it in nice way.. question no.. 2
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Is k=2?
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Hey !!!
cos¢(1 /1-sin¢ - 1/1+sin¢)
cos¢ {1+sin¢ -(1 -sin¢) / (1²- sin²¢) } [just lcm ]
cos¢ { 1 + sin¢ - 1 + sin¢/cos²¢ }
cos¢ ( 2sin¢/cos²¢ } ✓•°• 1 - sin²¢ = cos²¢
= 2sin¢/cos¢ ✓
= 2tan¢
now given in the form of ktan¢
so , 2tan¢ = ktan¢
=> k = 2 Answer
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@Rajukumar111
cos¢(1 /1-sin¢ - 1/1+sin¢)
cos¢ {1+sin¢ -(1 -sin¢) / (1²- sin²¢) } [just lcm ]
cos¢ { 1 + sin¢ - 1 + sin¢/cos²¢ }
cos¢ ( 2sin¢/cos²¢ } ✓•°• 1 - sin²¢ = cos²¢
= 2sin¢/cos¢ ✓
= 2tan¢
now given in the form of ktan¢
so , 2tan¢ = ktan¢
=> k = 2 Answer
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Hope it helps you !!!
@Rajukumar111
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= cosΘ(1/1-sinΘ - 1/1+sinΘ)
= cosΘ(1+sinΘ-(1-sinΘ)/(1-sinΘ)(1+sinΘ)
= cosΘ(1+sinΘ-1+sinΘ/(1-sin²Θ)
= cosΘ(2sinΘ/cos²Θ)
(as 1-sin²Θ = cos²Θ)
= 2(sinΘ/2cosΘ)
= 2(tanΘ)
Hence k = 2
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= cosΘ(1+sinΘ-(1-sinΘ)/(1-sinΘ)(1+sinΘ)
= cosΘ(1+sinΘ-1+sinΘ/(1-sin²Θ)
= cosΘ(2sinΘ/cos²Θ)
(as 1-sin²Θ = cos²Θ)
= 2(sinΘ/2cosΘ)
= 2(tanΘ)
Hence k = 2
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☺☺☺ Hope this Helps ☺☺☺
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