Mathematics, 15.08.2021 18:10 kevin2920

Sec A + tan A = √1+sin A / 1-sin A i. e. sec A plus Tan A equal to root under 1+sinA by 1-sinA

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Sec A + tan A = √1+sin A / 1-sin A i. e. sec A plus Tan A equal to root under 1+sinA by 1-sinA...