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Prove tan^2theta -1/cos^2theta +1=0

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Answered by mysticd
16

Solution :



Here I am using A instead of theta.



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We know the Trigonometric identity:



tan²A + 1 = sec² A



and



1/Cos A = sec A



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Now ,



LHS = tan²A - 1/cos²A + 1



= ( 1 + tan² A ) - 1/cos²A



= sec²A - sec²A



= 0



= RHS



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saanchimisser: Actually there is a mistake int he last step...
saanchimisser: Sec^2a-sec^a =0 not 1
saanchimisser: Thanks a ton
mysticd: Thank you .
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