SOLUTION: sin(theta)+ tan(theta)/sec(theta)+ 1= sin(theta) Prove the theory

SOLUTION: sin(theta)+ tan(theta)/sec(theta)+ 1= sin(theta) Prove the theory

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Question 618037: sin(theta)+ tan(theta)/sec(theta)+ 1= sin(theta)
Prove the theory
Answer by lwsshak3(11628) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
sin(theta)+ tan(theta)/sec(theta)+ 1= sin(theta)
start with left side:
(sin+tan)/sec+1
=(sin+sin/cos)/(1/cos)+1
=[(sincos+sin)/cos]/[(1+cos)/cos]
=(sincos+sin)/(1+cos)
=sin(cos+1)/(1+cos)
=sin
verified: left side=right side
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