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prove the above mentioned sum

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Answered by mairazainab
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L.H.S =(secθ – 1)/ (sec θ + 1)


(1/cosθ - 1)/ (1/cos θ +1)


(1 – cosθ/cosA)/ (1 + cosθ/cosθ)


(1 – cosθ)/ (1 + cosθ)


Multiplying the  numerator and denominator by (1 + cosθ), we get


(1 - cosθ)(1 + cosθ)/ (1 + cosθ)²


(1 – cos²θ)/ (1 + cosθ)²


sin²θ/ (1 + cosθ)²


↔ [ sinA/(1 + cosA) ]²

= R.H.S

HENCE POVED !

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