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We know that sec^2 - tan^2 = 1, so that, tan^2 = sec^2 - 1. So in the numerator, sec^2 - 1 which is included in the bracket becomes tan^2 and will be multiplied with cot^2 at left to become 1, because both are reciprocals to each other.
Then, in sec^2(sin^2-1), sec^2 is multiplied inside sin^2-1 (distributive law) and thus we get tan^2-sec^2. So the numerator becomes 1 + tan^2 - sec^2.
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