Math, asked by aadishah, 1 year ago

1/secx-tanx - 1/cosx = 1/cosx - 1/secx+tanx

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Answered by Anonymous
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✔✔Hence, it is proved ✅✅.

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Answered by vikram991
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here is your answer OK dude


LHS :- ( 1/secX - tanX) - 1/cosX

= [ 1(secX + tanX) / secX - tanX (secX +tanX)] - secX

= [ secX + tanX /sec2X - tan2X] - secX

= secX +tanX - secX

=tanX

RHS :- 1/cosX - 1/secX+tanX

=secX -[ 1(secX - tanX)/secX+tanX(secX-tanX)]

=secX - ( secX - tanX / sec2X - tan2X)

=secX - secX + tanX

= tanX

So, LHS = RHS. hence proved.

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