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Answered by swasam2006
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Answered by guptapawan3695
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cos a /seca-tana

cosa/(1/cosa)-(sina/cosa)

 \cos( { \alpha  }^{2} )   = 1 -  \sin( { \alpha }^{2} )

=cos^2/1-sina

=1-sin^2a/1-sina

=(1+sina)(1-sina)/1-sina

=1+sina

hence proved

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