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Prove that (tan theta / sec theta -1 ) + (tan theta / sec theta + 1) = 2 cosec theta

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Answered by amitsingh333
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Step-by-step explanation:

The given equation is:



\frac{tan{\theta}}{sec{\theta}-1}+\frac{tan{\theta}}{sec{\theta}+1}=2cosec{\theta}

Taking the LHS of  the above equation,  

\frac{tan{\theta}}{sec{\theta}-1}+\frac{tan{\theta}}{sec{\theta}+1}

=\frac{tan{\theta}(sec{\theta}+1)+tan{\theta}(sec{\theta}-1)}{sec^{2}{\theta}-1}

=\frac{tan{\theta}sec{\theta}+tan{\theta}+tan{\theta}sec{\theta}-tan{\theta}}{sec^{2}{\theta}-1}

=\frac{2tan{\theta}sec{\theta}}{tan^{2}{\theta}}

=\frac{2sec{\theta}}{tan{\theta}}

=2sec{\theta}cot{\theta}

=2{\times}\frac{1}{cos{\theta}}{\times}\frac{cos{\theta}}{sin{\theta}}

=\frac{2}{sin{\theta}}

=2cosec{\theta}=RHS



Hence proved.

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