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(1-cosA) (1+cosA) =? 1️⃣cos^2A , 2️⃣sin^2A, 3️⃣tan^2A,4️⃣sec^2A

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Answered by iamthemachoman710
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Answer:

[1-cosA][1+cosA]

= 1^{2} - cosA^{2}  [ using identity: a^{2} - b^{2} = [a-b]*[a+b]

therefore, using Trigonometric identity

it is sinA^{2}

Therefore Answer: 2)

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