Math, asked by indiasinghanika, 9 months ago

Solve:

1/(sec A + tan A)= sec A - tan A

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Answered by anuj5538

Step-by-step explanation:

1/(secA + tanA)

= secA - tanA ( by writing them as reciprocals)

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Solve:1/(sec A + tan A)= sec A - tan A​

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Solve:

1/(sec A + tan A)= sec A - tan A