Math, asked by Manishbottu9102, 9 months ago

(sec theta+ cosec theta)(sin theta + cos theta) = 2+ sec theta.cosec theta

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Answered by iamanupama14
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

1) convert sec to 1/cos and cosec to 1/sin.

2)perform LCM You get  (1/cos +1/sin)(sin + cos)..

3)then ..( sin square + cos square + 2 cos x sin )/sin x cos

4) finally LHS = 1+2 cos x sin/ sin x cos

5)on RHS  convert sec to 1/cos and cosec to 1/sin..

6)  you get , 2+( 1/sin x cos )

7)perform LCM , so RHS= 1+2 cos x sin/ sin x cos

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