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Chain Rule of Differentiation

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Prove that : ${sec}^{6} θ = {tan}^{6} θ + 3 {tan}^{2} θ {sec}^{2} θ + 1$

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Solution

LHS $= {sec}^{6} θ$

$= {(1 + {tan}^{2} θ)}^{3}$

$= 1 + {tan}^{6} θ + 3 {tan}^{4} θ + 3 {tan}^{2} θ$

$= 1 + {tan}^{6} θ + 3 {tan}^{2} θ (1 + {tan}^{2} θ)$

$= 1 + {tan}^{6} θ + 3 {tan}^{2} θ {sec}^{2} θ$

$= R H S$

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