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`Sqrt((1-cos Theta)/(1+Cos Theta)) = (Cosec Theta - Cot Theta)`

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`sqrt((1-cos theta)/(1+cos theta)) = (cosec  theta - cot  theta)`

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Solution

LHS = `sqrt((1-cos theta)/(1+ cos theta))`

      =`sqrt(((1-cos theta))/((1+cos theta)) xx ((1- cos theta))/((1 - cos theta))`

      =`sqrt((1-cos theta)^2 / (1-cos^2 theta))`

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

     =`(1-cos theta)/sin theta`

     =`1/sin theta - cos theta/ sin theta`

     =(๐‘๐‘œ๐‘ ๐‘’๐‘ ๐œƒ − cot ๐œƒ)
      = RHS

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