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prove that( 1+tanA-secA) ×(1+tanA+secA)=2tanA

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Answered by Anonymous
36

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

→lets multiply

1+tanA+secA+tanA+tan^2+tanAsecA-secA-secAtanA-secA^2

→let cancel same terms

1+2tanA+tan^2A-sec^2A

(∵we know that sec^2A-tan^2A=1 then multiply with -1 →tan^2A-sec^2A=-1)

1+2tanA-1=2tanA

(∴hence proved)

Answered by pulakmath007
6

SOLUTION

TO PROVE

 \sf (1 +  \tan A -  \sec A)(1 +  \tan A  +  \sec A) = 2\tan A

FORMULA TO BE IMPLEMENTED

 \sf { \sec }^{2}  A - {\tan}^{2}  A  = 1

EVALUATION

LHS

 \sf  = (1 +  \tan A -  \sec A)(1 +  \tan A  +  \sec A)

 \sf  = {(1 +  \tan A)}^{2}  - {( \sec A) }^{2}

 \sf  =1 + 2\tan A +{\tan}^{2}  A   - { \sec }^{2}  A

 \sf  =1 + 2\tan A   - { \sec }^{2}  A+{\tan}^{2}  A

 \sf  =1 + 2\tan A   - ({ \sec }^{2}  A - {\tan}^{2}  A )

 \sf  =1 + 2\tan A   - 1

 \sf = 2 {\tan}^{}  A

= RHS

Hence proved

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