Math, asked by manunain8553, 1 year ago

How do you simplify (sec2x)−(tan2x)?

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Answered by sohamanjoshi

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sec2x= 1/cos2x

tan2x= sin2x/cos2x

sec2x-tan2x = 1- sec2x / cos2x

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