If sec A = sqrt2 , find the value of : ...

If `sec A = sqrt2` , find the value of :
`(3 cos^2 A+5 tan^2A)/(4 tan^2 A - sin^2A)`

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The correct Answer is:

`1 (6)/(7)`

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