Math, asked by dhruvkb26, 10 months ago

if sec²Q(1+SinQ)(1-SinQ)=K find the value of k

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Answered by sir82

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Step-by-step explanation:

sec^2Q(1-sin^2Q)

sec^2Q(cos^2Q)

1/cos^2Q*cos^2Q

1=K

So, the value of K is1.

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