Solving $sectheta - 1 = left(sqrt2 - 1right) tantheta$

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    Your solution is correct. Please read this tutorial on how to typeset mathematics on this site.
    – N. F. Taussig
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    Your solution is correct. Please read this tutorial on how to typeset mathematics on this site.
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    Aug 17 at 10:10







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Your solution is correct. Please read this tutorial on how to typeset mathematics on this site.
– N. F. Taussig
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Your solution is correct. Please read this tutorial on how to typeset mathematics on this site.
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Hint:



$$dfracsec2y-1tan2y=dfrac1-cos2ysin2y=tan y$$



Alternatively, $$sqrt2-1=dfracsec2y-1tan2y=csc2y-cot2y$$



$$iffcsc2y+cot2y=dfrac1csc2y-cot2y=?$$






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    HINT:



    Dividing tan theta both side you get - $$frac1-cosxsinx= sqrt2-1$$ Now square it on both sides , and solving further you will reach the solution.



    Additional hints: $$frac1-cosx1+cosx= 3-2sqrt2$$ $$cosx = frac1sqrt2 $$ and you are done.






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    • Are the answers of yours the same of main equation?
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      two points: 1) division by tan theta deprived of one root; 2) squaring introduced extra root.
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    Hint:



    $$dfracsec2y-1tan2y=dfrac1-cos2ysin2y=tan y$$



    Alternatively, $$sqrt2-1=dfracsec2y-1tan2y=csc2y-cot2y$$



    $$iffcsc2y+cot2y=dfrac1csc2y-cot2y=?$$






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      Hint:



      $$dfracsec2y-1tan2y=dfrac1-cos2ysin2y=tan y$$



      Alternatively, $$sqrt2-1=dfracsec2y-1tan2y=csc2y-cot2y$$



      $$iffcsc2y+cot2y=dfrac1csc2y-cot2y=?$$






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        Hint:



        $$dfracsec2y-1tan2y=dfrac1-cos2ysin2y=tan y$$



        Alternatively, $$sqrt2-1=dfracsec2y-1tan2y=csc2y-cot2y$$



        $$iffcsc2y+cot2y=dfrac1csc2y-cot2y=?$$






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        Hint:



        $$dfracsec2y-1tan2y=dfrac1-cos2ysin2y=tan y$$



        Alternatively, $$sqrt2-1=dfracsec2y-1tan2y=csc2y-cot2y$$



        $$iffcsc2y+cot2y=dfrac1csc2y-cot2y=?$$







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        answered Aug 17 at 5:21









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            HINT:



            Dividing tan theta both side you get - $$frac1-cosxsinx= sqrt2-1$$ Now square it on both sides , and solving further you will reach the solution.



            Additional hints: $$frac1-cosx1+cosx= 3-2sqrt2$$ $$cosx = frac1sqrt2 $$ and you are done.






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            • Are the answers of yours the same of main equation?
              – Nosrati
              Aug 17 at 5:41







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              two points: 1) division by tan theta deprived of one root; 2) squaring introduced extra root.
              – farruhota
              Aug 17 at 5:58














            up vote
            2
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            HINT:



            Dividing tan theta both side you get - $$frac1-cosxsinx= sqrt2-1$$ Now square it on both sides , and solving further you will reach the solution.



            Additional hints: $$frac1-cosx1+cosx= 3-2sqrt2$$ $$cosx = frac1sqrt2 $$ and you are done.






            share|cite|improve this answer




















            • Are the answers of yours the same of main equation?
              – Nosrati
              Aug 17 at 5:41







            • 3




              two points: 1) division by tan theta deprived of one root; 2) squaring introduced extra root.
              – farruhota
              Aug 17 at 5:58












            up vote
            2
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            up vote
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            HINT:



            Dividing tan theta both side you get - $$frac1-cosxsinx= sqrt2-1$$ Now square it on both sides , and solving further you will reach the solution.



            Additional hints: $$frac1-cosx1+cosx= 3-2sqrt2$$ $$cosx = frac1sqrt2 $$ and you are done.






            share|cite|improve this answer












            HINT:



            Dividing tan theta both side you get - $$frac1-cosxsinx= sqrt2-1$$ Now square it on both sides , and solving further you will reach the solution.



            Additional hints: $$frac1-cosx1+cosx= 3-2sqrt2$$ $$cosx = frac1sqrt2 $$ and you are done.







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            • Are the answers of yours the same of main equation?
              – Nosrati
              Aug 17 at 5:41







            • 3




              two points: 1) division by tan theta deprived of one root; 2) squaring introduced extra root.
              – farruhota
              Aug 17 at 5:58
















            • Are the answers of yours the same of main equation?
              – Nosrati
              Aug 17 at 5:41







            • 3




              two points: 1) division by tan theta deprived of one root; 2) squaring introduced extra root.
              – farruhota
              Aug 17 at 5:58















            Are the answers of yours the same of main equation?
            – Nosrati
            Aug 17 at 5:41





            Are the answers of yours the same of main equation?
            – Nosrati
            Aug 17 at 5:41





            3




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            two points: 1) division by tan theta deprived of one root; 2) squaring introduced extra root.
            – farruhota
            Aug 17 at 5:58




            two points: 1) division by tan theta deprived of one root; 2) squaring introduced extra root.
            – farruhota
            Aug 17 at 5:58












             

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