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prove the identity:
sin^2 O/ 1-cos O = 1+cosO

O= theta
13 years ago

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Damon
sin^2 T (1+cos T)
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(1-cos T)(1+cos T)

sin^2 T (1+cos T)
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(1 - cos^2 T) but we know sin^2+cos^2= 1

sin^2 T (1+cos T)
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sin^2 T


which is (1+ cos T)
13 years ago

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