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If seco + tan 0 =p, then what is the value of seco - tan
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Answered by yashaswini3679
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Answer:

 \frac{1}{p}

Step-by-step explanation:

 \sec( 0 )  +  \tan(0)  = p

we \:  \: know \:  \: that \:  \:

( \sec(o)  +  \tan(o) )( \sec(o)   -   \tan(o)) =  { \sec( o ) }^{2}  -   { \tan(o) }^{2}

 = 1

( \sec( 0 )  +  \tan(0) )( \sec( 0 )  +  \tan(0)) = 1

p( \sec(o)  -  \tan(o) ) = 1

 \sec(o)  -  \tan(o)  =  \frac{1}{p}

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