Math, asked by aryan12326, 9 months ago

prove that sec^6=tan^6+3tan²sec²+1​

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Answered by priyanshubedi00
13

Step-by-step explanation:

Sec^6 = ( Sec^2 ) ^3

= ( 1 + Tan^2 ) ^3

= Tan^6 + 1 + Tan^2 ( 1+Tan^2)

= Tan^6 +1 + Tan^2 . Sec^2

Answered by apm43
4

 \mathfrak{here \: is \: your \: answer} \\  {sec}^{6}  = tan { }^{6}  + 3tan  {}^{2} sec {}^{2}  + 1 \\  \blue{  {sec}^{6}=( sec {}^{2}) {}^{3}   } \\  \blue{{sec}^{6} = (1 + tan {}^{2}) {}^{3}  } \\  \blue{{sec}^{6} = 1 + tan {}^{6} + 3tan {}^{2}   + 1}

Hope my answer will help you.

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