Math, asked by avinashbaghe, 1 year ago

$cot(?) + \tan(?) = csc(?) \times \sec(?)$

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Answered by MRsteveAustiN

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$cot\theta+ \tan\theta = csc\theta \times \sec\theta$

avinashbaghe: prove that

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