Math, asked by sampadsaha201, 1 month ago

sec⁴ A − sec² A is equal to
(a)tan² A − tan⁴ A
(b)tan⁴ A − tan² A
(c)tan⁴ A + tan² A
(d)tan² A + tan⁴ A
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Answered by Arush5929x

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If correct so pls brainlist answer

Step-by-step explanation:

sec⁴ A − sec² A is equal to (tan²A + tan⁴A)

Answered by kainsangeeta25

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Answer:

(a)tan^2A-tan^4A is a correct option.

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