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(secA+tanA)(1-sinA)
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Steve
just expand and see what happens
I'll elide the x's just for ease of typing

sec - sec*sin + tan - tan*sin
sec - tan + tan - tan*sin
sec - sin^2 * sec
sec(1-sin^2)
sec*cos^2
cos
12 years ago

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