if 13 sin=12 find sec^2Q-tan^2Q
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Step-by-step explanation:
13 sin = 12
> sin theta = 12/13
by using Pythagoras we get base = 5
so we got base = 5
height=12
hypotenuse=13
so now put this values in sec^2Q-tan^2Q
you will get ANSWER = 1
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