a. B is a non negative number √ (1-A ^ 2) √ (1-B ^ 2) = ab

a. B is a non negative number √ (1-A ^ 2) √ (1-B ^ 2) = ab

In addition to the "trigonometric substitution method" on the first floor, it can also be proved directly by algebraic method: because a and B are non negative real numbers, the root sign (1-A ^ 2) * root sign (1-B ^ 2) = AB = = > (square of both sides, sorting) a ^ 2 + B ^ 2 = 1; therefore, a root sign (1-B ^ 2) + B root sign (1-A ^ 2) = a root sign a ^ 2 + B root sign b ^ 2 = a ^ 2 + B ^ 2 = 1