(tan e +1/cos e) (tan e - 1/cos e)
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=(tan e +1/cose)(tane-1/cose)
=(tane+sece)(tane-sece)
[1/cose =sece]
=(tane+sece)(-1)(sece-tane)
=(-1)(sece+tane)(sece-tane)
=(-1)(sec^2 e -tan^2 e)
[(a+b)(a-b)=(a^2-b^2)]
=(-1)(1)
[sec^2 e -tan^2 e=1]
=-1
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