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(Sec thita + tan thita) (1-sin thita=cos thita)

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Answered by devendra163
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

sec(theta)+tan(theta) can be written as

1+sin(theta)/cos(theta)

therefore

(1+sin(theta))/cos(theta)*(1-sin thita) is

cos^2(theta)/cos^(theta)

which is cos(theta)

hence proved

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