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tan2A = cot(A-18),then sec( A+9) =​

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The value of sec(A+9) is \sqrt{2}.

Step-by-step explanation:

Here we have given that, it this equation we will find the value of A by equation the equation on the left-hand side and right-hand side. Then we will substitute the value of A in sec(A+9), and find the value of  sec(A+9).

tan2A=cot(A-18)\\

We will use the trigonometry equation which is,

tan\theta=cot(90^$^{\circ}$-\theta)

cot(90-2A)=cot(A-18)\\

90-2A=A-18\\

3A=108A=\frac{108}{3}

A=36

Now, the finding the value of sec(A+9). Therefore, substituting the value of A in sec(A+9).

sec(A+9)=sec(36+9)\\sec(A+9)=sec45^$^{\circ}$\\

The value of sec45 is \sqrt{2}.

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