prove that (1+tan square A) (1+sina)(1-sina)=1
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L.H.S
(1+tan²A)(1+sinA)(1-sinA),
sec²A (1-sin²A),
1/cos²A × cos²A,
1,
hence
L.H.S=R.H.S
(1+tan²A)(1+sinA)(1-sinA),
sec²A (1-sin²A),
1/cos²A × cos²A,
1,
hence
L.H.S=R.H.S
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Answer:
L.H.S =(1+tan²A)(1+sinA)(1-sinA),
sec²A (1-sin²A),
1/cos²A × cos²A,
1,
Hence ,
L.H.S=R.H.S
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