Math, asked by shreyaa5, 1 year ago

If sin A= Cos A,then find the value of 2tanA+cos^2A

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Answered by abdulrehmanraja786

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2sinA/sinA + cos^2 A = 2 + cos^2 A +1 -1 = -sin^2 A +3

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