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Prove that (sec theta + cos theta)^2+(sin theta - cos theta )^2=2

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Answered by EnchantedBoy
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Step-by-step explanation:

Given: (sin∅+cos∅)²+(sin∅+-cos∅)²

To prove: =2

(sin∅+cos∅)²+(sin∅-cos∅)²

sin²∅+cos²∅+2sin∅ cos∅+sin²∅+cos2∅-2sin∅ cos∅

here,+2sin∅ cos∅ and -2sin∅ cos∅ gets cancelled

then,

sin²∅+cos²∅+sin²∅+cos²∅

The value of sin²∅+cos²∅=1

then,

1+1

⇒2.

Hence proved

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