Math, asked by shibsankar007, 1 year ago

Prove that cos theta/(1+sin theta)+1+sin theta/cos theta=sec theta

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Answered by rahul200013

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I think you missed a 2 before sec theta in RHS

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Answered by muskan241325

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sin theta= opposite /hypotenous cos theta =adjacent /hypotenous

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