Math, asked by SinchanaHegde, 1 year ago

Prove that 1 + sec theta - tan theta upon 1 + sec theta tan theta is eqals to 1 - sin theta by cos theta ​

SinchanaHegde: Sorry thats + tan theta in the denominator

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