Math, asked by kanha4142, 9 months ago

(tan + sec ) ^2 = 1+ sin / 1- sin​

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Answered by josepch1057
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Answered by amanakashmahato
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Answer:

LHS = (tanA + secA)^2

= {( sinA / cosA) + (1 / cosA )}^2

= { (1 + sinA ) / cosA }^2

={(1 + sinA)^2} / cos²A  

= (1 + sinA)²/1 - sin²A

= (1 + sinA)²/ (1 + sinA ) (1 - sinA)

= (1 + sinA)/(1 - sinA) RHS proved  

Step-by-step explanation:

step 1 = change the Tan and Sec into sin And Cos

step 2 = Take the LCM between the fractions

step 3 =  change the cos²A into 1 - sin²A

step 4 = put it in the formula of a² - b²

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