( 3 )Root of (1 – sin square 100 degrees) multiplied with( sec 100 degrees) =
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Hello student, Please find the answer to your question below
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Root of (1 – sin square 100 degrees) *( sec 100 degrees)
[since sin2 100 + cos2 100 = 1]
=> cos100 * sec 100 = 1
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