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`Costheta/((1-tan Theta))+Sin^2theta/((Cos Theta-sintheta))=(Cos Theta+ Sin Theta)`

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`costheta/((1-tan theta))+sin^2theta/((cos theta-sintheta))=(cos theta+ sin theta)`

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Solution

LHS = `cos theta/((1-tan theta))-sin^2theta/((cos theta-sintheta))`

       =`cos theta/((1-sintheta/costheta)) -sin^2 theta/((cos theta-sin theta))`

     =`cos^2 theta/((cos theta-sintheta))- sin^2 theta/((cos theta-sin theta))`

     =`(cos^2 theta- sin ^2 theta)/((cos theta- sin theta))`

    =`((costheta + sin theta)( cos theta-sin theta))/((cos theta - sin theta))`

   =`(cos theta + sin theta)`

   = RHS
Hence, LHS = RHS

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Chapter 13: Trigonometric identities - Exercises 1

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R.S. Aggarwal Mathematics [English] Class 10
Chapter 13 Trigonometric identities
Exercises 1 | Q 14

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