1 by sec theta + tan theta is equal to 1 minus sin theta divided by cos theta is equal to sec theta minus tan theta
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L.H.S =tanθ−secθ+1tanθ+secθ−1
We can write, sec2θ−tan2θ=1
=tanθ−secθ+1tanθ+secθ−(sec2θ−tan2θ)
=tanθ−secθ+1tanθ+secθ−(secθ−tanθ)(secθ+tanθ)
=tanθ−secθ+1(tanθ+secθ){1−(secθ−tanθ)}
=tanθ−secθ+1(tanθ+secθ){1−secθ+tanθ}
=tanθ+secθ
=cosθsinθ+cosθ1
=cosθ1+sinθ
= R.H.S
since L.H.S = R.H.S
tanθ−secθ+1tanθ+secθ−1=cosθ
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