prove the following identity, question in attachment
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Step-by-step explanation:
now here consider lhs=1/sec-tan theta
and rhs=sec+tan theta
now beginning from lhs,,
1/sec-tan theta,
conjugate of sec-tan theta is sec+tan theta
so by applying conjugate method ie multiplying entire lhs by sec+tan
we get
sec+tan theta/sec square-tan square theta
now sec square-tan square theta=1
so accordingly it results as sec+tan theta at the end
so our lhs=rhs (thus proved)
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