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If taθ = , then secθ + taθ·cosecθ equals:

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  • A√
  • B√
  • C√
  • D√

Step-by-Step Solution

θ = 1 + taθ = , so secθ = √. Next, taθ·cosecθ = (siθ/coθ)·(1/sinθ) = siθ/coθ = (1 − coθ)/coθ = θ − secθ. Adding secθ leaves θ = √.
Answer: B) √

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