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If A + B = 90°, then \(\frac{tan A \,tan B + tan A\, cot B}{sin A\, sec B}\) - \(\frac{sin^2 B}{cos^2 A}\) is equal to  

A. cot2A

B. cot2 B

C. –tan2A

D. – cot2 A

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Given, 

A + B = 90° 

B = 90° - A

Putting this Value in the given equation we get,

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A + B = 90°       =>   A = 90 - B

So Tan A = Cot (90 - A) = Cot B
So Tan B = Cot (90 - B) = Cot A

SecB = Cosec (90 -B) = Cosec A
CosA = Sin (90 -A) = Sin B

substitute these in the LHS,

TanA\ TanB+\frac{TanA\ CotB}{SinA \ SecB}-\frac{Sin^2B}{Cos^2A}\\\\=TanA\ CotA + \frac{TanA\ TanA}{SinA\ CosecA}-\frac{Sin^2B}{Sin^2B}\\\\=1+Tan^2A - 1=Tan^2A

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