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sec+tan=cosec+cot plzz

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Answered by PriyeshEducations
2
sec + tan =
1/cos + sin/cos =
1 + sin / cos =
cos / 1-sin =
cos ( 1 + sin ) / ( 1 -sin ) ( 1 + sin ) =
cos ( 1+ sin) / 1^2 - sin^2 =
cos ( 1 + sin ) / cos^2 =
1 + sin / cos =
1 / cos + sin / cos =
cosec + cot
Hence Proved.
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PriyeshEducations: question is wrong
Answered by fanbruhh
5

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sec+tan=cosec+1/cot

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Sec+Tan=cosec+1/cot

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  \huge \bf{ \frac{1}{cos}  +  \frac{sin}{cos}}



 \huge \sf{ \frac{1 + sin}{cos}}

  \bf{divide \: nominator \: and   }  \\  \bf{\: denominator \: by \: sin}

 \huge \bf{ \frac{ \frac{1}{sin}  +  \frac{sin}{sin} }{ \frac{cos}{sin}} }


 \huge \bf{ \frac{cosec + 1}{ \frac{cos}{sin}}}

 \huge \bf{ \frac{cosec + 1}{cot}}



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