If sectheta = sqrt2 and (3pi)/(2) lt the...

If `sectheta = sqrt2` and `(3pi)/(2) lt theta lt 2pi`, find the value of `(1+tantheta+cosectheta)/(1+sectheta-cosectheta)`

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`(-sqrt2)/(1+2sqrt(2))`

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