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show that 1/cos A + sinA/cosA = secA+tanA

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Answered by vishulsingh829

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Answer:

1/cosA + sinA/cosA = secA + tanA

(1/cosA = secA ) and (sinA/cosA = tanA)

So, put the given value

secA + tanA = secA + tanA

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