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1+tan^2X/csc^2x=tan^2x

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Prove the identity?
asked Mar 8, 2014 in TRIGONOMETRY by futai Scholar

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Left hand side identity

= (1+Tan^2x)/Csc^2x

= (1+Tan^2x)/(1/Sin^2x)

= Sin^2x(1+Tan^2x)

= (1-Cos^2x)(1+Tan^2x)

= 1+Tan^2x-Cos^2x-Cos^2xTan^2x

= 1+Tan^2x-Cos^2x-Cos^2x(Sin^2x/Cos^2x)

= 1+Tan^2x-Cos^2x-Sin^2x

= 1+Tan^2x-(Cos^2x+Sin^2x)

= 1+Tan^2x-1

= Tan^2x

= Right hand side identity.

answered Mar 8, 2014 by david Expert

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