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tan (sin+cot×cos)=sec

 
 
LHS = tanx(sinx + cotxcosx)
            =tanxsinx + tanxcotxcosx
           =(sinx/cosx)sinx + 1*cosx         [ tanx = sinx/cosx;   tanxcotx =1]
          = (sin^2x/cosx )+ cosx
         =( sin^2x +cos^2x)/cosx                 [ LCM = cosx ]
         = 1/cosx                           [ sin^2x + cos^2x = 1]
        = secx                       [ i/cosx = secx]
        = LHS

 

by Level 4 User (5.5k points)
given tan(sin+cot x cos)

=tan(sin+(1/tan)xcos)

=tan(sin+(1/sin/cos)xcos)

=tan(sin+(cos/sin)xcos)

=tan(sin+cos^2/sin

=tan(sin^2+cos^2)/sin

=tan/sin

=(sin/cos)/sin

=1/cos

=sec
by Level 3 User (4.0k points)
tan(sin+cot×cos)=sec

From RHS tanx{(sinx+cotxcosx)}

=tanx{sinx+[cosx/sinx]cosx}

=tanx{sinx+cos^2(x)/sinx}

=tanx{[sin^2(x)+cos^2(x)]/sinx} ,   sin^2(x)+cos^2(x)=1

=tanx[1/sinx]

=tanx/sinx

=1/cosx

=secx Verified

Therefore, it is an identity
by Level 1 User (220 points)
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