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Sec^4ø-sec^2ø=tan^2ø+tan^4ø

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Answered by kaurpalakpreet89
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Step-by-step explanation:

Left side

- sec^4x - sec^2x

= 1/cos^4x - 1/cos^2x

take l.c.m. .....

1 - cos^2x/ cos^ 4x

sin^2x/ cos^4x

tan^2x (1/cos^2x)

now we apply the trig identity ...i.e..

1/cos^2x = (1 + tan^2x )

now....left side is...

tan^2x (1+ tan^2x ) = tan^4x + tan^2x

hence proved.....

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