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prove that tanA+sinA by tanA-sinA=secA+1 by sec+1

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Answered by rukminicse
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Answer:

sin

tanA+sinA/tanA-sinA=sinA/cosA+sinA/sinA/cosA-sinA

=sinA+sinAcosA/cosA/sinA-sinAcosA/cosA

so cosA cancel

= sinA+sinAcosA/sinA-sinAcosA

in this we take sinA common in numerator and denominator

=sinA(1+cosA/sinA)/sinA(1-cosA/sinA)

sinA cancel

=1+cosA/1-cosA.

cosA=1/secA

=1+1/secA/1-1/secA

=secA+1/secA/secA-1/SecA

so cancel secA

=secA+1/secA-1

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