Math, asked by Akhlaquean087, 11 months ago

(Sec A + tan A)(1-sin A)

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Answered by deypalsharmistha

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Answer:

cosA

Step-by-step explanation:

(SECA+TANA)(1-SINA)

(1/COSA+SINA/COSA)(1-SINA)

(1+SINA/COSA)(1-SINA)

(1-SIN^2A/COSA)

(COS^2A/COSA)

COSA

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Answered by A1jali

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Answer:

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