prove that sec A [1-sin A] [sec A+tan A]=1
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sec A = 1/cos A
sec A (1-sin A) = secA - sinA/cosA
= sec A - tanA
= (1- SinA)/ cosA -----P
secA+tan A = (1+sinA)/ cosA -----Q
P×Q =
(1-sinA)(1+sinA)/cos²A
= 1-sin²A /cos²A
= cos²A/cos²A =1
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Step-by-step explanation:
RHS = secA ( 1- sinA ) (secA + tanA )
{ since secA = 1/cosA, tanA = sinA/ cosA }
RHS = secA ( 1- sinA ) ( 1/cosA + sinA/cosA)
= secA ( 1- sinA ) ( ( 1+sinA)/cosA)
= secA (1- sin^2 A) / cosA
= (secA * cos^2 A)/ cos A
= cos^2 A / cos^2 A
= 1
RHS = LHS
Hence proved.
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