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Simplify the problem: Sin theta Sec Theta

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Answer:


\tan \theta

Explanation:

We have to simplify the following expression as given by


\sin \theta * \sec \theta

=
(\sin \theta)/(\cos \theta)

=
\tan \theta ( Answer )

Because, we know that
\sec \theta =(1)/(\cos \theta) and
\tan \theta = (\sin \theta)/(\cos \theta)

If we consider
\sin \theta = (Perpendicular)/(Hypotenuse) and
\sec \theta = (Hypotenuse)/(Base),

then
\sin \theta * \sec \theta = (Perpendicular)/(Hypotenuse)* (Hypotenuse)/(Base) = (Perpendicular)/(Base)= \tan \theta

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