Math, asked by nn8825966, 10 months ago

tan square - sec square=

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Answered by 217him217

1

Answer:

tan²@ - sec²@

= -(sec²@-tan²@)

= -1

Answered by lakshmians

0

Sec^2 theta -tan^2 theta =1
So tan^2-sec^2 will be equal to -1

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