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If sec theta + tan theta = p, then find value of cosec theta

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Answered by kanika1271
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IshaIngersol: This is wrong
IshaIngersol: You cant convert 1 by p*cos theta to p*sec theta
IshaIngersol: Ot would be sec theta/p
Answered by IshaIngersol
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 \sec(x)  +  \tan(x)  = p \\  \sec(x)  + (  \sec(x)  \div  \csc(x)= p \\  \sec(x) (1 + (1 \div  \csc(x))  = p \\ p \div  \sec(x)  = 1 + (1 \div  \csc(x) ) \\ (\sec(x)  +  \tan(x)) \div  \sec(x)  = 1 + (1 \div  \csc(x))

LHS :-

(\sec(x)  +  \tan(x)) \div  \sec(x) \\  1 + ( \tan(x)   \div  \sec(x)) \\  = 1 +  (\ \csc(x)   \div  { \sec( x ) }^{2} ) \\

LHS = RHS

 \csc(x)  \div  { \sec(x) }^{2}  = 1 \div  \csc(x) \\   { \csc(x) }^{2}  \div  { \sec(x) }^{2}  = 1 \\  { \csc(x) }^{2}  =  { \sec(x) }^{2}  \\  \csc(x)  =  \sec(x)

OR

 \csc(x)  = p  \:  -  \tan(x)

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