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prove that
cot^2A(secA-1/1+sinA)+sec^2A(sinA-1/1+secA)=0

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Answered by ahmedalikhanzada90

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Prove that cot^2A(secA - 1)1 + sinA = sec^2A ( 1 - sinA1 + secA )

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