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secA-1÷secA+1 = (sinA÷ 1+cosA)whole square

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Answered by Anonymous
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\impliessec A - 1 \ sec A + 1 

\bigstar\sf{ Multiplying\:and\:dividing\:by\:sec A - 1}

\implies(sec A - 1)² / (sec²A - 1) 

\implies1 × (sec²A + 1 - 2secA) → [sec²A - 1 = tan² A]

\bigstar\sf{Dividing\:question\:by\:tan^{2}A}

\impliescot²A (tan²A + 2 - 2secA) → [1 / tanA = cotA] 

\implies1 + 2cot²A - 2 × 1/cosA × cosA/sinA × cosA/sinA → [simply multiplying] 

\implies[cosA / sinA = cotA × 1/cosA = secA] 

\implies(1 + cot²A) + cot²A -2cotAcosecA 

\impliescosec²A + cot²A - 2cosec²Acot²A = cosec² A

\implies(cotA - cosecA)²

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