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prove that:√1+sin there/1-sin theta=sec theta+tan theta=?

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Answered by vanshjaat61
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Step-by-step explanation:

  1. √1+sin theta/1-sin thera
  2. rationalise the denominator
  • √1+sin theta/1-sin theta×√1+sin theta/1+sin theta
  • √(1+sin theta)^2/1-sin^2theta
  • √(1+sin theta)^2/cos^2 theta
  • square cancel by underroot
  • 1+sin theta/cos theta
  • 1/cos theta+sin theta/cos theta
  • sec theta+tan theta
  • hence proved
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