Math, asked by suhanijamuar, 11 months ago

Prove that :
cos^2 A+tan^2 A - 1/ sin^2 A= tan^2 A​

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Answered by harshita2302
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

COS∧2 A+TAN∧2 A-1/SIN∧2=TAN∧2 A

LHS

COS∧2A+TAN∧2A-COS∧2 A

TAN∧2A

RHS

TAN∧2 A

HENCE PROVED

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Answered by Harishkhatri
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Answer:

Prove that :

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