Math, asked by nair8539, 11 months ago

sec^6-tan^6=1+3sec^2*tan^2

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Answered by sprao534
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nair8539: sry but i didnt get how did you got sec -tan ?
sprao534: i could not follow what you are saying
nair8539: leave it i got the ans thanks for the help btw
Answered by Anonymous
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Sec⁶ - tan⁶ = 1 + 3 sec² tan²

L. H. S.

=> ( Sec² - tan² )³

=> ( Sec² ) ³ - ( tan² )³

=> Using identity,

1 + tan² ¢ = sec² ¢

1 = sec² ¢ - tan² ¢

And

x³ - y³ = ( x - y) ( x² + y² + xy )

=> ( Sec² - tan² ) ( sec⁴ + tan⁴ + sec² tan² )

=> 1 [ ( sec² + tan² )² + sec² tan² ]

=> 1 [ ( Sec²)² + ( tan²)² + 2 sec ² tan² + sec² tan² ]

= 1 [ ( sec²)² + (tan²)² + 2 sec ² tan² - 2 sec² tan² + sec² tan ² ]

=> 1 [ ( sec² - tan²) + 2 sec²tan² + sec² tan² ]

=> [ 1 + 3 sec² tan² ]

=> R. H. S.

Anonymous: Yes it should be -
Anonymous: No, it is +
Anonymous: Wait. let me edit.
nair8539: no i just checked google its
nair8539: its +3ab
nair8539: in formula
nair8539: it was a sign mistake
nair8539: thanks again
Anonymous: Now, it's fine.
Anonymous: Your question was Correct
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