(1-sin^2A)(sec^2A)=1
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Step-by-step explanation:
As,
sin^2A+cos^2A=1,we get
1-sin^2A as cos^2A & sec^2A=1/cos^2A
hence,
(1-sin^2A)(sec^2A)=1
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Answer:
(1-sin^2A)*sec^2A
since 1-sin^2A=cos^2A so we get
cos^2A*sec^2A
sec^2A can be written as 1/cos^2A so we get
cos^2A*1/cos^2A
so cos^2A get cancelled so we get
(1-sin^2A)sec^2A=1
hope u understood
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