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prove that: 1+cot square theta divided by (1+sec theta) = cosec theta

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Answered by kvnmurty
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  If theta is 45 deg, then LHS:  2 / (1 +√2)  = 2 (√2 - 1)
           and RHS = √2

\frac{1+Cot^2\theta}{1+Sec\ \theta}=\frac{cosec^2\theta}{(Cos\theta+1)/cos\theta}\\\\=\frac{cos\ \theta}{Sin^2\theta(1+Cos\ \theta)}\\\\=cosec\theta(sec\theta-1)Cos^2\theta/sin^2\theta


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