Math, asked by luckythegamer809, 9 months ago

tan θ +sin θ ÷tan θ -sin θ =sec θ +1÷sec θ -1

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Answered by Anonymous
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Hello !

Question:-

\dfrac{tanA+SinA}{tanA-SinA} = \dfrac{SecA+1}{secA-1}

given:-

  • L.H.S = \dfrac{tanA+SinA}{tanA-SinA}

  • R.H.S = \dfrac{SecA+1}{secA-1}

Proof :-

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Answered by ItzSujitha
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Step-by-step explanation:

Hello !

Question:-

\dfrac{tanA+SinA}{tanA-SinA}

tanA−SinA

tanA+SinA

= \dfrac{SecA+1}{secA-1}

secA−1

SecA+1

given:-

L.H.S = \dfrac{tanA+SinA}{tanA-SinA}

tanA−SinA

tanA+SinA

R.H.S = \dfrac{SecA+1}{secA-1}

secA−1

SecA+1

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