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If sec 0 + tan 0 = p, show that sec 0 - tan 0 =1/p. Hence, find the values of cos 0 and tan 0.​

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Answered by Omniscient1525
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USING THE GIVEN EQUATIONS,BY SOLVING THROUGH ELIMINATION,YOU CAN EASILY GET VALUES OF tan N sec.....From that you can get the value of COS aslo

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 sec ^{2} a   -  tan^{2}a = 1 \\ ( sec(a) -  \tan(a))( \sec(a) +  \tan(a)) = 1 \\ ( \sec(a)  \:  -  \tan(a))(p) = 1 \\ therefore \: sec(a) - tan(a) = \binom{1}{p}

Answered by Anonymous
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