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Prove:
$s e c^{4} A - s e c^{2} A = t a n^{4} A + t a n^{2} A$

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$s e c^{4} A - s e c^{2} A = s e c^{2} A (s e c^{2} A - 1)$
$= (1 + t a n^{2} A) (1 + t a n^{2} A - 1)$
$= t a n^{2} A + t a n^{4} A$

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