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Prove that: sec^4 alpha - sec^2 alpha = tan^4 alpha + tan^2alpha.

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Answered by diorama
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Answer:

Proved

Step-by-step explanation:

Trigonometry Identity

\boxed{sec^2x=tan^2x+1}

sec^4\alpha -sec^2\alpha =tan^4\alpha +tan^2\alpha \\\\sec^2\alpha(sec^2\alpha-1)=tan^4\alpha +tan^2\alpha\\\\(tan^2\alpha+1)tan^2\alpha=tan^4\alpha +tan^2\alpha\\\\tan^4\alpha +tan^2\alpha=tan^4\alpha +tan^2\alpha

Proved.

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Chapter : Trigonometry

Keyword : dio.Trigonometry

Answered by harshitd2019
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