Math, asked by dhanush7, 1 year ago

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Answered by himani2508
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heyy mate here is ur ans!!!....

 \frac{ \tan(theta) +  \sec(theta)  - 1 }{ \tan -  \sec - 1  }

 \frac{ \ \sec +  \tan - ( { \sec  }^{2}   -   { \tan }^{2}) }{ \tan -  \sec + 1 }

 \frac{ \sec +  \tan - ( \sec -  \tan)( \sec +  \tan)}{ \tan -  \sec + 1  }

cancel out ....1-sec+tan

now!!
sec+tan=

 \frac{1}{ \cos } +   \frac{ \sin}{ \cos}

therefore RHS = ...

1+SIN/COS

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