Prove that (sin theta - cos theta + 1)/(...

Prove that `(sin theta - cos theta + 1)/(sin theta + cos theta - 1) = (1)/(sec theta - tan theta)` using the identity `sec^(2) theta = 1 + tan^(2) theta`.

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