Math, asked by Anonymous, 8 months ago

1+cosA/sinA=sinA/1-cosA prove

Answers

Answered by TEJASWEE148

1

Answer:

here is ur answer

Step-by-step explanation:

LHS=

=1+cosA/sinA

=sinA+cosA/sinA(sin^2A+cos^2=1)=(sin^2=1-cos^2) =sinA=1-cosA

=sinA+cosA/1-cosA

=sinA/1-cosA=1-cosA/cosA

=sinA/1-cosA(1)

=sinA/1-cosA = RHS

Hence, proved....

Previous Question

Next Question

Similar questions

Math, 4 months ago

measure of central tenancy ...

Economy, 4 months ago

importance of industry?

Math, 4 months ago

measure of central tendacy chapter...

English, 8 months ago

we bound himhand and foot.

Math, 8 months ago

find m and n if x^3+x^2 +mx+n is exactly divisible by x+1 and x+4 PLEASE SOMEBODY ANSWER WITH SOLUTION...

Math, 11 months ago

2^100 ka half kitna hoga?

Hindi, 11 months ago

A rectangular wall of length 36 m and I bredth 25m needs to be painted. Exactly the same amount of paint is required to paint a square wall, what is the I length of the side of the square walls...

English, 11 months ago

Paja is a wild cherry (a)........... grows in the hills, at 900 to 1400 metres. (b) ................. flowers in November whereas almost all (c).......... varieties flower during the spring season. (d) ............. new leaves, shoots and fruits continue (e).......... even during the severe winter months, Paja (p). very attractive flowers. The bloom lasts for three (g) .......... four weeks...