Math, asked by paritosh2724, 1 year ago

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

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Answered by tatvamjain17

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Step-by-step explanation:

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

= (1/sinA+ sinA/cosA) (1-sinA)

= ( cosA + sin²A÷sinAcosA)

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