Math, asked by sahithyahoney, 1 year ago

(secA+tanA) (1-sinA) =
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Answered by nallarupak

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Answer:

cosA

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Answered by akshay3974

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Step-by-step explanation:

sec is reverse of cos

tan also can written in sin/cos

Their for (1/cos +sin/cos) (1-sinA)

find LCM

(cos+sin/cos) (1-sinA)

( sin) (1-sinA)

so sin terms kansl

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(secA+tanA) (1-sinA)=1

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