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prove that sec(1-sin)×(sec+tan)= 1​

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Answered by mahek270597
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( \sec(1 -   \sin  )) ( \sec +  \tan) \\ ( \sec -  \sec \sin) ( \sec +  \tan) \\ ( \sec -  \tan)( \sec +  \tan ) \\  { \sec }^{2}  -  { \tan }^{2}  \\ 1

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Answered by swetarani402
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Answer:

sec(1-sin)×(sec+tan)=1

L.H.S,

sec(1-sin)×(1/cos+sin/cos)

sec(1-sin)×[(1+sin)/cos]

sec(1-sin²)/cos --- [(1-sin²)=cos²]

sec(cos²/cos)=sec×cos=(1/cos)×cos=1=R.H.S

proved.

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