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√secx+1/secx-1=1/cosec x -cotx prove the following

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Answered by arc555
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To prove.

 \sqrt{ \frac{sec + 1}{sec - 1} } =  \frac{1}{cosec}   - cot

 \sqrt{ \frac{sec + 1}{sec - 1} }  \times  \sqrt{ \frac{sec  - 1}{sec - 1} }

 \sqrt{ \frac{sec {}^{2}   -  1}{(sec - 1) {}^{2} }  }

 \sqrt{ \frac{ {tan}^{2} }{ ({sec - 1)}^{2} } }

 \frac{tan}{sec - 1}

 \frac{sin}{cos}  \div ( \frac{1}{cos}  - 1)

 \frac{sin}{cos}  \div  \frac{1 - cos}{cos}

 \frac{sin}{cos}  \times  \frac{cos}{1 - cos}

 \frac{sin}{1 - cos}

sin - cot

 \frac{1}{sin}  - cot

 \huge \mathfrak \red{hence \: proved}

Answered by krantibhilare2157
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