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use the relation sec(theta)=±√(1+tan2(theta))
From the identity,
sec^2 0 - tan^0 = 1
(sec0 + tan0) (sec0 - tan0) = 1
sec0 - tan0 = 1/(sec0 + tan0)
Now from tan 0=(x-1)/4x
find the values of cos and sec and put in the above eqn. u will get yr. ansr.!
PLZ Approve!
Let, secθ+tanθ=p
secθ-tanθ=1/p then 2ptanθ=1-p2
there fore substituting the value of tan θ u will get p value and find 1/p
the 1/p is ur result
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