Math, asked by ankitha20, 10 months ago

prove the following identity:
[1 + cot (theta) + tan (theta)] [sin (theta) - cos (theta) = sec(theta) by cosec^2(theta) - cosec(theta) by sec^2(theta)
{( 1 +  \cot(theta)  +  \tan(theta)) }  ( {  \sin(theta)  -  \cos(theta)) } =  \frac{ \sec(theta) }{ { \cosec}^{2}(theta)}-  \frac{ \cosec(theta) }{ { \sec }^{2}(theta)}

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