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Prove that secΦ+cosΦ can never be equal to 3/2

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Answered by suhasarava3
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Answer:

secæ+cosæ

(1/cosæ)+cosæ

(1+cos²æ)/cosæ

let this be 3/2

(1+cos²æ)/cosæ=(3/2)

that makes,

cosæ=(2+2cos²æ)/3

this is not true.

this is raised from our assumption that secæ+cosæ=3/2.

so, secæ+cosæ≠3/2.

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