Math, asked by harshita040, 1 year ago

write the value of (tan^2Ø) - (1/cos^2Ø)

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Answered by dalal123

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Answer:

tan^2 thita-1/cos^2thita

=tan^2thita- sec^2 thita ( by identitty )

=1

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Answered by abhishekbisht12

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answer of this is -1

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