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prove sin^2θ/1-cosθ=1+cosθ

 Jun 4, 2015

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sin^2θ/1-cosθ=1+cosθ   .......working with the left hand side, we have

 

(1 - cos^2θ) / (1 - cosθ)  =

 

[( 1 + cosθ) (1 - cosθ) ] / ( 1 - cosθ)  =

 

1 + cosθ

 

 

 Jun 4, 2015
 #1
avatar+128406 
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Best Answer

sin^2θ/1-cosθ=1+cosθ   .......working with the left hand side, we have

 

(1 - cos^2θ) / (1 - cosθ)  =

 

[( 1 + cosθ) (1 - cosθ) ] / ( 1 - cosθ)  =

 

1 + cosθ

 

 

CPhill Jun 4, 2015
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 another forum says this is the answer. is it the same as your answer? thanks anyway. :)

 Jun 4, 2015
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Sorry anon but you cannot post pictures unless you join up.

It is very easy so why don't you do it :)

 Jun 4, 2015
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daliasbaba Jun 4, 2015

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