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tan theta upon sec theta minus 1 + 10 theta upon sec theta + 1 ​

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Answered by yugindore1
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Answered by mubsshir
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Answer:

2cosec∅

Step-by-step explanation:

=(\frac{tan∅}{sec∅-1})+(\frac{tan∅}{sec∅+1})

= \frac{tan∅sec∅+tan∅+tan∅sec∅-tan∅}{(sec∅-1)(sec∅+1)}

=\frac{2tan∅sec∅}{sec^{2} \alpha-1}

=\frac{2tan\alpha sec\alpha}{tan^{2}\alpha  }

=\frac{2sec\alpha }{tan\alpha }

=\frac{2cos\alpha }{cos\alpha sin\alpha}

=\frac{2}{sin\alpha }

=2cosec\alpha

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