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Prove that (sin A +cosec A)square+(cos A+sec A)square=7+tan square A+cot square A

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\mathsf{See \ the \ attachement.}

\mathsf{Identities \ used \ :-}

\mathsf{1. \ (a + b)^2 \ = \ a^2 + b^2 + 2ab}

\mathsf{2. \ cosec^2A \ = \ 1 + cot^2A}

\mathsf{3. \ sec^2A \ = \ 1 + tan^2A}

\mathsf{4. \ sin^2A + cos^2A \ = \ 1}

\mathsf{5. \ cosec A} =  \frac{1}{sin A}

\mathsf{6. \ sec A}=  \frac{1}{cos A}

\huge\mathbb{Hope \ this \ helps.}
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