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prove that 1+tan square theta cos square theta =1


eminemrules101: Please recheck the question- it seems wrong

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Answered by Anonymous
15
1+tan^2theta = sec^2theta
as we know sec× cos = 1 SO.
sec^2theta ×cos^2theta = 1

hope this helps you ..☺☺

eminemrules101: How did u get sec2thetha?
Anonymous: because sec2 theta - tan2theta = 1 hota h
Anonymous: identity h
eminemrules101: Nahi bhai, first step mey...did u shift cos square theta to the other that has 1?
Anonymous: no
Anonymous: ek aur bna rhe h ...dhek lo
Answered by sivaprasath
24
Solution:

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To prove:

1 + tan²θ x cos²θ = 1

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Proof :

LHS = 1 +tan²θ x cos²θ
         = (sec²θ) x cos²θ
         =(1/cos²θ) x cos²θ
         = 1 = RHS

             ∴ Hence proved,
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                                  Hope it Helps!!






sivaprasath: Mark as brainliest,.
eminemrules101: This makes a lot more sense
sivaprasath: why?
eminemrules101: I mean to say it’s correct...I saw a solution to the same question be4 and didn’t understand
eminemrules101: I understood seeing urs..tnx
sivaprasath: oh,.
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