sec⁴A-sec²A=tan⁴A+tan²A
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LHS =sec^4A - sec^2A
=sec^2A (sec^2A-1)
=sec^2A .tan^2A {because sec^2A-tan^2A=1 }
=(1+tan^2A) tan^2A
=tan^4A+tan^2A =RHS
=sec^2A (sec^2A-1)
=sec^2A .tan^2A {because sec^2A-tan^2A=1 }
=(1+tan^2A) tan^2A
=tan^4A+tan^2A =RHS
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(note it should be Sec^4A-sec^2A = tan^2A+tan^4 A )
Sec^4A-sec^2A
= sec^2 A ( sec^2 A - 1)
= (tan^2 A + 1) tan ^2 A
= tan ^4 A + tan ^2 A
Sec^4A-sec^2A
= sec^2 A ( sec^2 A - 1)
= (tan^2 A + 1) tan ^2 A
= tan ^4 A + tan ^2 A
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