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\(\frac{1+Sin\theta}{\sqrt{1-Sin^2\theta}}\) =A) Sec θ + Tan θ B) Sec θ – Tan θC) Sec2 θ + Tan2 θD) Sec2 θ – Tan2 θ

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Correct option is: A) Sec θ + Tan θ

\(\frac{1+Sin \theta}{\sqrt{1-Sin^2 \theta}} =\) \(\frac{1+Sin \theta}{ \sqrt{cos^2 \theta}} = \frac {1+sin\, \theta}{cos\, \theta}\) 

\(\frac 1{cos\, \theta} + \frac {sin \, \theta }{cos \ \theta}\)

= sec \(\theta\) + tan \(\theta\)

Correct option is: A) Sec θ + Tan θ



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