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secA + tanA=2 then 1 + sinA =?

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Answered by royal171gmailcom

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the answer is completed

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abrar2155: secA=route over x^2 + 1

abrar2155: plz help me

royal171gmailcom: what is x

abrar2155: This is an unknown amount

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abrar2155: if secA=route over x^2 + 1 then tanA

abrar2155: equal what

Answered by vishwajeetsingh23

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secA+tanA=2

(1/cosA)+(sinA/cosA)=2

(1+sinA)/cosA=2

1+sinA=2cosA.

I think that it will help.

abrar2155: sinA route over 1+tan^2A=?

abrar2155: cosecA/secA/cotA/tanA

abrar2155: plZ help me

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