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1+secx/csc=sinx+tanx identities
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write sec and csc in terms of sin and cos ....plus recheck the formula ..shouldn't the entire expression be above csc?
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hero's answer is using(1+sec)/csc ,which is what i said. The question should be like
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Hi Evern
The restriction for the domain of tan is pi/2, -pi/2 and successive multiples of pi in either direction.
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