Prove that:
sec4A−tan4A≡2sec2A−1\sec^4 A - \tan^4 A \equiv 2\sec^2 A - 1sec4A−tan4A≡2sec2A−1
Hence solve, for 0≤A≤3600 \leq A \leq 3600≤A≤360, the equation,
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