SOLUTION: how would you verify the following: Sin theta + Cos theta + (Tan theta)(Sin theta) = Sec theta + (Cos theta)(Tan theta)

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Question 864368: how would you verify the following:
Sin theta + Cos theta + (Tan theta)(Sin theta) = Sec theta + (Cos theta)(Tan theta)

Answer by mananth(16946)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Sin theta + Cos theta + (Tan theta)(Sin theta) = Sec theta + (Cos theta)(Tan theta)
LHS








=
Simplify RHS

Sec theta + (Cos theta)(Tan theta)

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LHS = RHS

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