Math, asked by queen13161, 1 month ago

sin^2A / cos A + cos A = sec A

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Answered by NksNiamot

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Answer:

Sin^2A/ CosA= tanA.SinA + CosA

= 1/CosA( Sin^2A + Cos^2A )

= SecA.1

= SecA

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