If secA = 5/4 prove that cos²A = 1- sin²A
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if secA=5/4
then,
cosA=4/5 and sinA=3/5
(4/5) ^2=1-(3/5)^2
16/25=1-9/25
16/25=16/25
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according to trignometric identities
sin^2A+cos^2A=1
then,
cos^2A=1-sin^2A
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