Math, asked by zeeshan3674, 5 months ago

sec'A (1 - sin'A) - 2tan' = 1​

Answers

Answered by vijithahere307
1

Answer:

Taking LHS [we know 1+tan

2

θ−sec

2

θ]

⇒sec

4

A(1−sin

4

A)−2tan

2

A

cos

4

A

1

(1−sin

4

A)−2tan

2

A

=sec

4

A−tan

4

A−2tan

2

A

⇒(1+tan

2

A)

2

−tan

4

A−2tan

2

A

⇒1+2tan

2

A+tan

4

A−tan

4

A−2tan

2

A

⇒1 RHS proved

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