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1+secA by secA=sin^2A by my 1-cosA

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1+secA by secA=sin^2A by my 1-cosA
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Broken Buddy 5 years, 11 months ago

Solving LHS
(1+secA)/secA × (1-cosA)
(1/secA+1)(1-cosA)
(CosA+1)(1-cosA)
1-cos²A
= sin²A = RHS

Broken Buddy 5 years, 11 months ago

To prove 1+secA/secA = sin²A/1-cosA ,or
(1+secA)(1-cosA)/secA=sin²A
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