Math, asked by kanhaiya26, 1 year ago

sin theta minus cos theta + 1 upon sin theta + cos theta minus 1 is equal to 1 by sec theta minus 10 theta

GuntasDhillon: pls send a pic of the Q

anuritha: My friend what do you mean by upon is it square or something else

kanhaiya26: upon means !by.. like sin/cos

kanhaiya26: ok

kanhaiya26: just wait

GuntasDhillon: but u can distinguish between 1/sin theta and 1/(sin theta + cos theta)

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Answered by avadacrucio

Hope this helps.. And if found helpful Mark as brainliest

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kanhaiya26: please send me another fresh answer page...

Answered by GuntasDhillon

Pls find the ans in the attachment
Hope it helps you

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GuntasDhillon: (sec+tan) (1-sec+tan)

avadacrucio: all u have to do is take tan+sec common

GuntasDhillon: ya..

kanhaiya26: how( Sec theta+tan theta)(sec theta -tan theta) is equal to (1-sec theta +tan theta) ???

GuntasDhillon: see..( sec +tan) is taken common from sec+tan- (sec+tan) (sec-tan)

GuntasDhillon: so... (sec+tan) (1-sec+tan)

GuntasDhillon: did u get it....? is it clear?

kanhaiya26: yah! now I got.. thanks

GuntasDhillon: welcome.. Mark it brainliest pls

kanhaiya26: ok

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