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1/(seca-tana)-1/cosa= 1/cosa-1/(seca-tana)

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Answered by Nikitaparihar

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i have solved this question..... hope you will understand.

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Answered by kheramanvi

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Yo ! Here you go , hope this helps ya!

Step-by-step explanation:

Prove that: 1/(secA+tanA) - 1/cosA

=1/cosA - 1/(secA-tanA)

Proof: ATTACHED

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