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(tan-sin)square+( 1-cos)square = (1-sec)square? please prove?

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(tan-sin)square+( 1-cos)square = (1-sec)square? please prove?

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  1. where are the variables? and are you sure the brackets are in the right place?


  2. (tan-sin)square+( 1-cos)square

    = tan^2 -- 2sintan + sin^2 + 1 -- 2sec + sec^2

    = (tan^2 + 1) + (sin^2 + cos^2) -- 2sec(sin^2 + cos^2)

    = sec^2 + 1 -- 2sec

    = (1-sec)square

  3. tan-sin = sin/cos   - sin = sin(1/cos -1) = sin/cos (1-cos) = tan (1-cos)

    now take (1-cos)^2 common...

    (1-cos)^2 [tan^2 +1]

    =(1-cos)^2 [sec^2]

    =(1-1/sec)^2 [sec^2]

    =(sec-1)^2/sec^2  [sec^2]

    =(sec-1)^2

    =(1-sec)^2

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