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$\frac{{tan} A (cosecA - 1)}{1 + sin A} = secA$

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$\frac{tan A (cosec A-1)}{1 + sin A} \frac{\frac{sin A}{cos A} (\frac{1}{sin A} + 1)}{1 + sin A} \frac{\frac{sin A}{cos A} (\frac{1 + sin A}{sin A})}{1 + sin A} \frac{1}{cos A} = sec A$

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