Math, asked by Damanvir, 2 months ago

find the value of

cos 17° + sin 17°/ Cos 17°- sin 17°

Answers

Answered by abdulbashit244

1

Answer:

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Answered by crushrose1

22

Answer:

it's your answer

Step-by-step explanation:

ANSWER

cos17

∘

−sin17

∘

cos17

∘

+sin17

∘

divide both numerator and denominator by

cos17

∘

1−tan17

1+tan17

=tan(45+17)=tan62

∘

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