1-sin a /1+ sin a = (sec a – tan a)2prove lhs = rhs
Prateek Agrawal , 10 Years ago
Grade 12
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Sourabh Singh
Last Activity: 10 Years ago
Hiii
you can use the expansion first on the right hand side to convert it into ((1- sinA)/CosA)2 and then write Cos2 A as 1- Sin2 A and then cancel out the common factors to get it equal to the LHS.
Hence LHS = RHS is proved.
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