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prove with process: (1-cos²theta)(1+tan²theta)=tan²theta
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Answered by MysticSohamS
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Step-by-step explanation:

so \: here \: given \: trigonometrc \: equation \: is \: (1-cos²theta)(1+tan²theta)=tan²theta

let \: lhs = (1 - cos²theta)(1+tan²theta)

rhs = tan²theta

now \: considering \: lhs \: first \\  = (1-cos²theta)(1+tan²theta) \\  = sin \: square \: theta \times sec \: square \:  \: theta \\  \\ because \: we \: know \: that \\(1-cos²theta) = sin \: square \: theta \:  \\  (1+tan²theta) = sec \: square \: theta

 = sin \: square \: theta.1 \div cos \: squaretheta \\  = sin \: square \: theta \div cos \: square \: theta \\  = tan²theta

thus \: lhs = rhs \\ hence \: proved

Answered by keerthigiri0607
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Hope the above process will helps you

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