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please answer this two questions I request you​

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Answered by Anonymous
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1. We have LHS

 \large\implies \bf \: \dfrac{sec \:A - tan \:A + 1  }{sec \: A - tan \: A - 1}

We know that :-

➠sec²A-tan²A+1

 \large\implies \bf \: \dfrac{sec \:A - tan \:A + ( {sec}^{2} A  -  {tan}^{2} A)  }{sec \: A - tan \: A - ( {sec}^{2} A  -  {tan}^{2} A)}

\large\implies \bf \: \dfrac{ \cancel{sec \:A - tan \:A} (1+  {sec}A  -  {tan}A)  }{ \cancel{sec \: A - tan \: A }(1- {sec}A  -  {tan}A)}

 \large\implies \bf \: \dfrac{ (1+  {sec}A  -  {tan}A)  }{(1- {sec}A  -  {tan}A)}  = RHS

2. In second question also we will do same process as follows :-

We have LHS

\large\implies \bf \: \dfrac{1  - cosec \:A  +  cot\:A  }{1 + cosec \: A - tan \: A }

We know that

➠cosec²A-tan²A= 1 , so by putting the value of 1 in above we will get the result

\large\implies \bf \: \dfrac{cosec^{2}A -  {tan}^{2}  A- cosec \:A  +  cot\:A  }{cosec^{2}  A -  {tan}^{2} A+ cosec \: A - tan \: A }

\large\implies \bf \: \dfrac{ \cancel{(cosec \: A - cot  \: A})cosec \:A+cot\:A - 1}{  \cancel{(cosec \: A - cot \:A) }cosec \: A +  tan \: A  + 1}

\large\implies \bf \: \dfrac{ cosec \:A+cot\:A - 1}{  cosec \: A +  tan \: A  + 1}  = RHS

Hence, proved

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