SOLUTION: Prove that Sin squared theta divided by 1 minus cos theta is equal to 1 plus cos theta
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Prove that Sin squared theta divided by 1 minus cos theta is equal to 1 plus cos theta
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We want to prove that
(where cos theta is not equal to 1)
This is true if and only if
(multiplying both sides by 1 - cos(theta)).
, adding cos^2 (theta) to both sides yields the Pythagorean identity. Hence the original statement is true.