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tanA+secA-1/tanA-secA+1= 1-sinA/cosA=4

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Answered by iHelper
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\bf{(L.H.S.)}

\dfrac{\sf tanA + secA -1}{\sf tanA - secA + 1} \\ \\ \implies \dfrac{\sf tanA + secA + tan^{2}A - sec^{2}A}{\sf tanA - secA + 1} \\ \\ \implies \dfrac{\sf tanA + secA + (tanA + secA)(tanA - secA)}{\sf tanA - secA + 1} \\ \\ \implies \dfrac{\sf (tanA + secA)( 1 + tanA - secA)}{\sf tanA - secA + 1} \\ \\ \implies \sf tanA + secA \\ \\ \implies \dfrac{\sf sinA}{\sf cosA} + \dfrac{1}{\sf cosA} \implies \red{\bf{\dfrac{\sf 1+sinA}{\sf cosA}}}

\bf{(R.H.S.)}

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