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{ (1-sinAcosA)/cosA(secA-cosecA) } . [ {(sinA-cosA) (sinA+cosA)}/ sin cube A+ cos cube A] =sin A

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asked Aug 23, 2014 in TRIGONOMETRY by anonymous

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Left hand side identity

= Right hand side identity.

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