cos a - sina + 1 / cosa + sina - 1 = sec A + tan A
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Step-by-step explanation:
Cos@-Sin@ +1 ) /(Cos@+Sin@-1 )
1-Tan@ +Sec@/ 1+Tan@ -Sec@
1+( Sec@-Tan@) / 1-(Sec@-Tan@)
1/(Sec@-Tan@)
(Sec^2@ -Tan^2@)/ (Sec@-Tan@)
(Sec@ +Tan@)(Sec@-Tan@) / Sec@-Tan@)
Sec@+Tan@
LHS= RHS proved
---------------Formula used ------------
1= Sec^2@ -Tan^2@= (Sec@+Tan@)(Sec@-Tan@)
a/b = a+b/a-b
1= a. &. Sec@-Tan@ =b
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