Math, asked by dhanyasuvarnark, 10 months ago

(1- sin^2A)- sec^2A=1

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Answered by misraabhi02

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

(1-sin²A)*sec²A = cos²A*sec²A

= cos²A*1/cos²A

=1

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