prove that using the identity
sec ²θ = 1 + tan² θ
sin θ - cos θ + 1 / sin θ + cos θ - 1
== 1 / sec θ - tan θ
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Answer:
3Sin(theeta) = 4Cos(theeta)
Sin(theeta)/Cos(theeta) = 4/3
Tan(theeta) = 4/3
And
Sec(theeta) = Square Root [ 1+Tan^2 (theeta)]
Sec(theeta) = Square Root [ 1+ (4/3)^2]
Sec(theeta) = Square Root [ 1+16/9]
Sec(theeta) = Square Root [ 9+16 /9]
Sec(theeta) = Square Root [ 25/9]
Sec(theeta) = +-(5/3)
So, l hope it's help you
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