Math, asked by sssindhuja, 1 year ago

Prove that sina-cosa+1/sina+cosa-1 equal to 1/seca-tana using the identity sec square a equal to 1+tan square a

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Answered by Harshbhavna

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Now you can solve RHS and prove it....

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