Number of solutions of equation $secx = 1 + cosx + cos^2x + ........ \infty$ in $x \in [-50 \pi, 50 \pi]$ is -
Number of solutions of equation $secx = 1 + cosx + cos^2x + ........ \infty$ in $x \in [-50 \pi, 50 \pi]$ is -
- A
$96$
- B
$99$
- C
$100$
- D
$101$
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