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prove that (sec^2 A -1) (1 - cosec^2 A) = 1

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Answered by Anonymous
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hey mate.....
here's your answer
given \: that \:  \\  =  {( \sec(a) }^{2}  - 1)( 1 - { \csc(a) }^{2} ) \:  \\ now \: using \: the \: identity \\  =  \tan(a)  \cot(a)  \\  = 1
used identifies
tan^2 a +1 = sec^2 a
and cot^2 a +1 = coses^2 a

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