Prove the trig identity: 1+tan^2 = sec^2

Prove 1+tan^2theta=sec^2theta

Proof: tan^2 + 1 = sec^2

Prove: 1 + tan^2theta = sec^2theta | Trigonometric Identities | Class 10 Maths

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`(1-sin^2theta)sec^2theta=1`

Let` f_n(Theta)=(tan(Theta/2))(1 +sec(Theta))(1+sec(2Theta)).....(1+sec(2^nTheta)`.. then

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Verify that sec^2(theta) - tan^2(theta) = 1

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Prove that : 1/1+sin^2 θ + 1/1+cos^2 θ + 1/1+sec^2 θ + 1/1+cosec^2 θ = 2.

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prove that : `(tan 2^n theta)/(tan theta) = (1+sec 2theta) (1+ sec 2^2 theta) (1+sec

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`(tan^2 theta)/((sec theta-1)^2)=(1+cos theta)/(1-cos theta)`

If sec31° = x, then sin^2 59° + 1/sec^2 31 - 1/sin^2 59 cosec^2 59 is equal to

Class 10 Maths (Trigonometry) Example-15, Ncert, Using the identity sec^2 theta = 1+ tan^2 theta

The value of `tan(theta/2)(1+sectheta)(1+sec2theta)+(1+sec2^2theta)....(1+sec2^ntheta)` is