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OpenStudy (kanwal32):

trigonometry question

OpenStudy (kanwal32):

= \[\frac{ 4xy }{(x+y)^{2}}=\sec ^{2}(\theta)\] is true if only if

OpenStudy (kanwal32):

a) x+y not equal to zero b)x=y, x is not equal to zero c)x=y d)x is not equal to zero and y is not equal to zero

OpenStudy (anonymous):

what was your approach?

OpenStudy (kanwal32):

@Miracrown @hartnn @ganeshie8 @wio @Michele_Laino

OpenStudy (kanwal32):

option a is not valid cause one number may be zero

OpenStudy (abdullahsadiqi):

what can`t be in domain of the above problem

OpenStudy (abdullahsadiqi):

@kanwal32 did you tried the option B ?

OpenStudy (kanwal32):

90 degree and its multiple

OpenStudy (anonymous):

\[\sec^2\theta \ge 1\] use this to find the relation between x and y

OpenStudy (kanwal32):

yes i think so b option is right cause it will give us root 2 which is there

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