If K + 1 = sec^2Q(1+sinQ)(1-SinQ), then find the value of K
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Let theta be @
K+ 1 = sec square@ [ 1- sin@]{1 - sin@} K+ 1 = sec square@[1] - [sin square@} K+1 = sec square @[ cos square @] K+1=1 K=0
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