Math, asked by kritika271816, 9 months ago

tan theta divided by sec theta minus 1 plus tan theta divided by sec theta plus 1​

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Answered by udayagrawal49
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Answer:

\frac{tan\beta }{sec\beta -1}+\frac{tan\beta }{sec\beta +1} = 2cosec\beta

Step-by-step explanation:

I think your question is \frac{tan\beta }{sec\beta -1}+\frac{tan\beta }{sec\beta +1}.

\frac{tan\beta(sec\beta+1)+tan\beta(sec\beta-1)}{(sec\beta-1)(sec\beta+1)}

\frac{tan\beta.sec\beta+tan\beta+tan\beta.sec\beta-tan\beta }{(sec\beta)^{2}-1}

\frac{2tan\beta.sec\beta}{tan^{2}\beta}

\frac{2sec\beta}{tan\beta}

2\frac{\frac{1}{cos\beta}}{\frac{sin\beta}{cos\beta}}

\frac{2}{sin\beta}

2cosec\beta

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