Math, asked by vinudeepu137, 1 year ago

prove that tan^A/secA-1 = 1+cosA/1- cosA

Dsnyder: tan^a?? are you sure this is the question??

vinudeepu137: tan^ teta

barbhuyan: Is there any square on tan a

Dsnyder: I also have the same doubt

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Answered by barbhuyan

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I think this the ans u are talking about.

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