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secA+cosA=2 then secA²+secA⁴=?

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Answered by Anonymous
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Step-by-step explanation:

secA + cosA = 2

→1/cosA + cosA =2

→(1+cos^2A)/cosA=2

→1+cos^2A = 2cosA

→cos^2A +1-2cosA =0

→(cosA-1)^2 = 0

→cosA = 1

→A =0

Thus , sec^2A + sec^4A

= sec^2 (0)+sec^4(0)

→1+1=2

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