Math, asked by rishisumit123456, 6 months ago

prove the following tan^2 theta+1=1/cos^2 theta​

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Answered by ambarishbera8670
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Step-by-step explanation:

sec^2 theta + tan^2 theta = 1 so in left handed side ....... tan^2 theta +1 = tan^2 theta + sec^2 theta - tan^2 theta ...so tan^2 theta will be cut and finally cos^2 theta is present ...and cos^2 theta = 1/ sec^2 theta ......

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