seca+tana=xthen prove that sina=x^2-1 /x^2+1
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in a right triangle ABC right angled at c m is the midpoint of hypotenuse a b c is joined to m and produced to a point d such that DM is equal to CM. d is point to point b c figure 7.3 so that triangle AMC congruence triangle bmd
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