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 \cos(e )  \1 -  \sin(e)  + 1 -  \sin(e)  \ \cos(e)  = 2 \sec(e)

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Answered by sandy1816
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Step-by-step explanation:

cose/1-sine + 1-sine/cose

=cos²e+(1-sine)²/cose(1-sine)

=cos²e+1+sin²e-2sine/cose(1-sine)

=2-2sine/cose(1-sine)

=2(1-sine)/cose(1-sine)

=2/cose

=2sece

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