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Question
`tan theta/(1+ tan^2 theta)^2 + cottheta/(1+ cot^2 theta)^2 = sin theta cos theta`
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Solution
𝐿𝐻𝑆 = `(tan theta)/(1+tan^2 theta )^2 +( cot theta )/(1+cot^2 theta)^2`
=`tan theta/ ((sec^2 theta)^2) + cot theta/((cosec^2 theta) ^2)`
=`tan theta / sec^4 theta + cottheta/(cosec^4 theta)`
=`sin theta/cos theta xx cos^4 theta + cos theta/sin theta xx sin ^4 theta`
=` sin theta cos ^3 theta + cos theta sin ^3 theta`
=`sin theta cos theta ( cos^2 theta + sin ^2 theta)`
=`sin theta cos theta`
= RHS
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