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1/sec x (tan x + cot x ) =
Options in picture!
PLEASE EXPLAIN !

1/sec x (tan x + cot x ) = Options in picture! PLEASE EXPLAIN !-example-1
User Mygzi
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Answer:

B

Explanation:

using the trigonometric identities

• cos x =
(1)/(secx), sin x =
(1)/(cscx)

• tan x =
(sinx)/(cosx), cot x =
(cosx)/(sinx)

the expression can be rewritten as

cos x(
(sinx)/(cosx) +
(cosx)/(sinx))

distributing gives

sin x +
(cos^2x)/(sinx) ( expressing as a single fraction )

=
(sin^2x+cos^2x)/(sinx) =
(1)/(sinx) = csc x


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