prove the identity by use of the following fundamental identities. csc^2ytan^2y=tan^2y+1
LHS =1/ sin^y . sin^2 y/cos^2y =1/cos^2y =(sin^2y+cos^2y)/cos^y =tan^2y+1 =RHS
csc^2 y tan^2 y - tan^2 y = 1 tan^2 y (csc^2 y - 1) = 1 csc^2 y - 1 = cot ^2 y which is a pythagorean identity :)
so the answer here is correct http://tutorial.math.lamar.edu/pdf/Trig_Cheat_Sheet_Reduced.pdf
what is rhs? haha
Right hand side lol !!
can your solution will be the answer?
yes !
thx!
another 1 i post it hehe
(cotx+1)^2=csc^2x+2cotx
LHS cot^2x+2cotx+1 since 1+cot^2x=csc^2x csc^2x+2cotx RHS
what is rhs?
LHS - Left Hand Side RHS - Right Hand Side
since LHS=RHS, instead of writing the term i just put LHS
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so what is the purpose of rhs in my question?
u have given both LHS term RHS term, u want to prove how LHS term equals RHS term.is n't it?
ahhh i get it now
but if i write it on my h.w.will i put it or it is ok that rhs/lhs is not there?
In some books, the proof of any such things is given in LHS/RHS form. But for ur case better ask ur teacher.
last 1 sir \[{1-\cos ^{2}\beta}\over {\cos \beta} \] =sin B tan B
LHS =((sin^2B+cos^2B)-cos^2B)/cosB =sin^2B/cosB =sinB.sinB/cosB =sinB tanB RHS
thx sir your the best last pls (cscx-cotx) (cscx+cotx)=1
LHS =csc^2x-cot^2x =1 RHS
thx again gowthaman
(sin^2+cos^2)=1+2sin2cos2
something wrong
yes theres is w8
(sin^2+cos^2)^2=1+2sin2cos2
still something is wrong it should be (sinx + cosx)^2 = 1 + 2sinx cosx or = 1+sin2x
i thought its 2 sory again >>> here (sinx + cosx)^2 = 1 + 2sinx cosx
expand it like (a+b)^2=a^2+b^2+2ab
in the last part is that 2sinxcosx?
2AB=2SINXCOSX?
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YES
sory lag thx gowthaman
my sister have this homework do you know some of this? obtain the positive solution less than 360 degree 1. sec^2 x-4=0 2. cot^2x=3 3. 2cos^2x=cosx 4. cot^2x=cotx 5. 4sin^2x-3=0
its like some trigonometry angle or something quadrant
1. sec^2x-4=0 sec^2x=4 secx=+/- 2 or cosx = +/- 1/2 I think now u can solve for x
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