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If sec  + tan  = x, find the valueof sec  – tan .

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Answered by ravanji786

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I have taken P in place of theta because of simplicity in writing

sec p = x – tan p

squaring both the sides

sec2 p = x2 – 2* x* tan p + tan2 p

sec2 p – tan2 p = x2 – 2* x* tan p

x2 – 2* x* tan p – 1 = 0

2* x* tan p = x2 – 1

tan p = (x2 – 1) / 2

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