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74. (sec A+ tan A)(1 - sin A) is
equal to​

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Answered by juhijahanvi
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Answer:

cos A

Step-by-step explanation:

(sec A+ tan A)(1 - sin A)

{write sec A and tan A in terms of sinA and cosA}

= ( 1/ cos A+ sin A/ cos A)(1- sin A).

On further solving it,

= ( 1 + sin A/ cos A)( 1 - sin A).

Multiply the terms in both the brackets,

= ( 1 - sin^2 A )/ cos A.

Using ( sin^2A+ cos^2A = 1)

= cos ^2 A / cos A.

= cos A.

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