Math, asked by abcd226, 11 months ago

[1/cos + 1/cot] = (sec + tan) = 1

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Answered by rajeetash

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Step-by-step explanation:

(1/cos+1/cot)=(sec+tan)

Since,(1/cos=sec,1/cot=tan)

Therefore,

sec+tan=sec+tan

=> (sec+tan)/(sec+tan)=1

Hence proved,(1/cos+1/cot)=(sec+tan)=1.

Answered by rashmijaiswal2008

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Step-by-step explanation:

1/cos+1/cot

sec+tan. since 1/cos=sec. 1/cot=tan

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