If sec^2 @( 1+ sin @) ( 1_sin@)=k .find the value of k
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k= sec^ 2@ (1+ sin@)(1-sin@)
= Sec^2@(1-sin^2@)
= Sec^2@(cos^2@)
= Sec^2@(1/sec^2@)
K=1
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