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Sin (1+tan)+cos (1+cot)=(sec+cosec)

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Answered by afaq1
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sin(1+sin/cos)+cos(1+cos/sin)
sin(cos+sin/cos)+cos(sin+cos/sin)
(sin+cos)(sin/cos+cos/sin)
(sin+cos)/(sincos)
1/cos+1/sin
sec+cosec
Answered by dorri
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sin (1+tan) + cos(1+cot)

Squaring the term
sin² + cos² [(1+tan²)+(1+cot²)]

(sec² + cosec²)

Removing the square
sec + cosec

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sin × 1+\frac{sin}{cos} + cos × 1+\frac{cos}{sin}

=>sin ×\frac{cos+sin}{cos} + cos \frac{sin+cos}{sin}

=>sin+cos\frac{cos(sq)+sin(sq)}{cos×sin}

=>\frac{sin + cos}{cos× sin}

=>\frac{1}{cos}+\frac{1}{sin}

sec + cosec

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