Show that : (sec - tan)^2= 1-sin/ 1+ sin
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Prove that (secA−tanA)
2
=
1+sinA
1−sinA
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LHS=(secA−tanA)
2
=(
cosA
1
−
cosA
sinA
)
2
=
(1−sin
2
A)
(1−sinA)
2
=
(1−sinA)(1+sinA)
(1−sinA)
2
=
1+sinA
1−sinA
=RHS
Hence proved
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