Math, asked by chunnilalkeshariya0, 3 months ago

1+cosA/sinA+sinA/cosA=2/sinA

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Answered by ItzYashTxg

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To prove a trigonometric identity, you need to start from one side of the identity and, using standard formulas, change it to the other side of the identity. Generally, you start from the side that is more complicated:)

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