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1 upon sec A -tan a minus one upon cos A is equal to 1 upon Cos A minus one upon sec a + tan a prove it​

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Step-by-step explanation:

1/(seca-tana) - 1/cosa=1/cosa -1/(seca+tana)

There are many ways to solve this, let's take a look at a simple one

1/(seca-tana) + 1/(seca+tana) =1/cosa + 1/cosa

((seca-tana)+(seca+tana))/(sec^2a-tan^2a)=2/cosa

(seca-tana+seca+tana)/1=2*1/cosa

2seca=2seca

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