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( sec a + cos a )(sec a - cos a)= tan ^2 a + sin^2 a prove

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Answered by tejasri2
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Hi Friend !!

Here is ur answer !!!

(sec a + cos a)(sec a - cos a)


= sec²a - cos²a

= 1/cos²a - cos²a

= 1-cos^4 a / cos²a

= 1+cos²a(sin² a) / cos²a

= 1+cos²a/cos²a + sin²a/cos²a

= sin²a+tan²a

HENCE PROVED

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Answered by Amazingboy1622
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(sec a + cos a)(sec a - cos a)

= sec²a - cos²a

= 1/cos²a - cos²a

= 1-cos^4 a / cos²a

= 1+cos²a(sin² a) / cos²a

= 1+cos²a/cos²a + sin²a/cos²a

= sin²a+tan²a

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