Prove that
tan+sine / tan-sine = sec +1 / seco-1
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LHS ={tanA+sinA}{tanA-sinA}
tanA−sinA
tanA+sinA
= {sinA}{cosA})+1{sinA}{cosA})-1}
(
cosA
sinA
)−1
(
cosA
sinA
)+1
Take sinA common ,we get
={sinA{1}{cosA}+1)}{sinA{1}{cosA}-1)}
sinA(
cosA
1
−1)
sinA(
cosA
1
+1)
After cancellation of SinA , we get
= {secA+1}{secA-1}
secA−1
secA+1
/* 1/cosA = secA */
= RHS
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