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What is 1+sinA1−sinA−1−sinA1+sinA equal to ?

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secAtanA
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2secA.tanA
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4secA.tanA
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4cosec A.cotA
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Solution

The correct option is C 4secA.tanA
(1+sinA)(1sinA)(1sinA)(1+sinA)=(1+sinA)(1+sinA)(1sinA)(1sinA)(1sinA)(1+sinA)=(1+2sinA+sin2A)(12sinA+sin2A)(1sin2A)
=4sinAcos2A ......... [1sin2A=cos2A]
=4tanAsecA
Hence, C is correct.

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