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[(tan 50°+ sec50°/cot 40°+cosec 40°) + cos40° ×cosec50°] =?

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Answered by mysticd
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Answer:

Value of \frac{(tan50+sec50)}{(cot40+cosec40)}+cos40\times cosec50</p><p>=2

Step-by-step explanation:

Given

\frac{(tan50+sec50)}{(cot40+cosec40)}+cos40\times cosec50

=\frac{tan(90-40)+sec(90-40)}{(cot40+cosec40)}+cos40\times cosec(90-40)

= \frac{(cot40+cosec40)}{(cot40+cosec40)}+cos40\times sec40

=1+cos40 \times \frac{1}{cos40}

= $1+1$

=$2$

Therefore,

Value of \frac{(tan50+sec50)}{(cot40+cosec40)}+cos40\times cosec50=2

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