Prove that sinA -Cos A + 1 / sin A+ Cos A -1 = 1/ sec A-tanA using the identities sec^2 A = 1+tan^2 A .
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Whats the 5th step?
i took tan∅-sin∅ common
Tan - sec?
ill edit my answer from 4th
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Step-by-step explanation:
Sin×sinA+cos×cosA=1
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