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prove that 1+sin theta/1-sin theta = (1+sin theta/cos theta ) ^2

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Answered by kingsleychellakkumar
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Answer:

1+sin θ / 1-sin θ

Take conjugate,

=1+sinθ / 1-sinθ* 1+sin θ / 1+sinθ

=1+sinθ *  1+sinθ/ 1-sinθ * 1+sinθ

= (1+ sinθ)² / (1-sin²θ)

=(1+sinθ)² / cos²θ

=(1+sinθ / cosθ)².

Hence, Proved.

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Answered by mysterycat7
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