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If Sec alpha is equal to 5 by 4 Evaluate one minus tan alpha by one plus tan alpha । Class 10
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If sec alpha = 2 and tan alpha = sqrt(3), find sin alpha
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If Sec alpha = 5/4 , Verify that tan Alpha/ 1+tan square Alpha = Sin Alpha/Sec Alpha
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If Sec alpha is equal to 5 by 4 Evaluate one minus tan alpha by one plus tan alpha । Class 10
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If secalpha+tanalpha=m, then sec^(4)alpha-tan^(4)alpha-2sec alpha tan alphais___________. | 10 ...
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If \( \sec \alpha \) and \( \operatorname{cosec} \alpha \) are the roots of \( x^{2}-p x+q+0 \),...
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If `sec(theta+alpha)+sec(theta-theta)=2sec(theta)`
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If sec \displaystyle\alpha=\frac{41}{{9}},{0} \alpha \frac{\pi}{{2}} ... | Plainmath
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If \( \sec \alpha, \tan \alpha \) are roots of \( a^{2}+b x+c=0 \),...
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If `sec(theta+alpha)+sec(theta-alpha)=2sectheta` then show that `cos^2theta=1+cosalpha`
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If `alpha and beta` are the solutions of the equation `atan theta+ b sec theta =c` then `(a
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If sec alpha and cosec alpha are the roots of the equation x^(2)-ax+b=0, then | 12 | TRIGONOMET...
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If `s e c(x+alpha)+s e c(x-alpha)=2 s e c x ,` prove that `cos x = +- sqrt2 cos (alpha/2)`
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IIT JEE TRIGONOMETRIC FUNCTIONS If sec `alpha and alpha` are the roots of `x^2-p x+q=0,` then ...
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If `a sec alpha-c tan alpha=d` and `b sec alpha + d tan alpha=c`, then eliminate
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Trigonometry XI : If tan theta = sec 2 alpha then sin 2theta =( 1- tan^4 alpha / 1+ tan^4 alpha)
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If \( \sec (x+\alpha)+\sec (x-\alpha)=2 \sec x \), prove that \( \cos x=\pm \sqrt{2} \cos \frac{...
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if alpha Sin A = 5 and 7 cosec A = 6 sec A then value of alpha is
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If tan alpha = 2/3, find sec x
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If sin alpha=5/13 ,then let us show that tan alpha +sec alpha=1.5
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If sec \displaystyle\alpha=\frac{41}{{9}},{0} \alpha \frac{\pi}{{2}}, then find the ... | Plainmath
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If sec \displaystyle\alpha=\frac{41}{{9}},{0} \alpha \frac{\pi}{{2}}, then find the ... | Plainmath
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