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Secθ= a. (sqrt tan^2 + 1) b. 1/sinθ c. (sqrt cos^2 + 1)

Secθ= a. (sqrt tan^2 + 1) b. 1/sinθ c. (sqrt cos^2 + 1)
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Secθ=

a. (sqrt tan^2 + 1)
b. 1/sinθ
c. (sqrt cos^2 + 1)

User Ajpalma
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Answer:

secθ=
\sqrt{ \tan^(2) θ - 1 }

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