The set of values of `lambda in R` such that `tan^2 theta + sec theta = lambda` holds for some `theta` is

Find the set of values of lambda in R such that tan^(2) theta + sec theta = lambda holds for some theta . a. (-oo, 1] b. (-oo, -1] c. phi d. [1, oo)

The set of values of lambda in R such that sin^2theta+costheta=lambdacos^2theta holds for some theta, is (-oo,1] (b) ( -oo,-1] varphi (d) [-1,oo )

The set of values of lambda in R such that sin^2theta+costheta=lambdacos^2theta holds for some theta, is (a) (-oo,1] (b) ( -oo,-1] (c) varphi (d) [-1,oo )

The set of values of lambda in R such that sin^2theta+costheta=lambdacos^2theta holds for some theta, is (-oo,1] (b) ( -oo,-1] varphi (d) [-1,oo )

The set of values of lambda in R such that sin^2theta+costheta=lambdacos^2theta holds for some theta, is (a) (-oo,1] (b) ( -oo,-1] (c) varphi (d) [-1,oo )

The set of values of lambda in R such that sin^(2)theta+cos theta=lambda cos^(2)theta holds for some theta, is (-oo,1](b)(-oo,-1]phi(d)[-1,oo)

The set of values of lambda in R such that sin^(2) theta + cos theta = lambda cos^(2) theta holds for some theta , is

If tan theta+sec theta=(2)/(3), then the value of sec theta is

If tan theta + sec theta = p, then what is the value of sec theta ?

tan^(2)theta+sec theta=5, then find the value of cos theta