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Sin^2 A + sin^2A. tan^2A = tan^2A​

Sin^2 A + sin^2A. tan^2A = tan^2A​
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Sin^2 A + sin^2A. tan^2A = tan^2A​

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User Metalaureate
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Explanation:

sin^2 A = 1 - COS^2 A

SIN


{sin}^(2) + (1 - {cos}^(2) ). \frac{ {sin}^(2) }{ {cos}^(2) }

hence proved

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