sin A tan A
-= 1 + sec A
1-cos A
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(Sin a) x (tan a) = 1 + (sec a) x 1 - (cos a)
sin^2x=1-cos^2x
now comes to ur question
sinxtanx/1-cosx
open tanx
sinxsinx/cosx(1-cosx)
sin^2x/cosx(1-cosx)
now open sin^2x
1-cos^2x/cosx(1-cosx)
we know a^2-b^2=(a+b)(a-b)
use it
(1+cosx)(1-cosx)/cosx(1-cosx)
weget
(1+cosx)/cosx
1/cosx+cosx/cosx
secx+1
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