Math, asked by atharva1101, 8 months ago

(secA + tanA)(1-sinA) =? plz explain step by step

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Answered by sujalkumar02robot

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Step-by-step explanation:

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Answered by pranjaygupta

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Answer:

cosA

Step-by-step explanation:

expand the bracket

secA-secAsinA+tanA-tanAsinA

secAsinA=tanA

thus gets cancelled

secA-tanAsinA

reduce to sin and cos

(1-sin^2A)/cosA

cos^2A/cosA

cosA

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