Prove the following trigonometric identities
(1-sin²Q) sec²Q=1
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Step-by-step explanation:
LHS. :. (1- sin^2 Q )sec^2Q
cos^2 Q . 1/ cos^2 Q. ( 1- sin^2 Q = cos^2 Q )
(sec^2Q= 1/cos ^2)
and so its 1
therefore , lhs = rhs
as i was solving through phone, that square 2 wasnt coming up so pls manage un understanding
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