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1+sinA/1-sinA=(secA+tanA)2

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Answered by sanjanals333
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LHS =1 + sin a/1-sin a ×1+ sin a/1+ sin a

1+ sin a^2/1-sin^2 a

1+ sina^2/cos^2 a

splitting of terms..

1/cos^2 a+ sin^2 a/ cos^2 a

(sec a + tan a)2


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