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Prove that (1+sin theta)^2 +(1-cos theta)^2 =3+2 (sin theta - cos theta)
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Answered by rohitkumargupta
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heya,

i am taking ∅ = x,
So,

(1 + sinx)² + (1 - cosx)²

(1 + sin²x + 2sinx) + (1 + cos²x - 2cosx)

2 + (sin²x + cos²x) + (2sinx - 2cosx)

2 + 1 + 2(sinx - cosx)

3 + 2(sinx - cosx)


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