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(i) (1 + tan + sec 0) (1 + cot - cosec ) =?​

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Answered by manissaha129
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Answered by Historian005
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2 is the answer

Step-by-step explanation:

  • 1(1+cot- cosec) + tan(1+ cot -cosec) + sec(1+ cot- cosec)
  • 1+ cot- cosec + tan + tancot - tancosec+ sec(1+ cot-cosec)
  • 1+cot-cosec + tan +1 - sec+ sec+ secAcotA - secACosecA (substitute value of tan and cot )
  • 1+ cot- cosec + tan +1 -sec + sec + cosec - cosecAsecA( Substitute value of sec and cosec)
  • 2+ cot -cosec +tan + cosec - cosecAsecA

BY LCM

  • 2+ cos/sin +sin/cos - 1/sincos
  • 2+
  • 2 +  \frac{ \cos \: a ^{2} }{ sin \: a  \: cos \: a  }  +    \frac{ sin \: a ^{2}  }{ \sin \: a \cos \: a}   -  \frac{1}{ \sin \: a \cos \: a }
  • 2+ 1-1/sinA cos A ( cos^2 + sin^2= 1)
  • 2+ 0/sinA cosA
  • 2+0

Therefore answer is 2

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