Math, asked by anelkabarnes1907, 1 month ago

(sec A+tan A) (1-sin A) =?

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Answered by 20dipankarsaikia04

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you can turn secA into 1/cosA and turn tanA into sinA/cosA ..after this your answer will be solve..

Answered by avinashxkumarz123

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above is your explanation. hope you understand

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