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1-costheta /sin theta =sin theta /1+costheta​

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Answered by malikvanshika48
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Hence our answer is proved

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Answered by Anonymous
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Hello there!!!

In the question that was posted it says

prove that  1-cos A/sin A= sin A/1+cos A

RHS: multiply and divide by sin A

we get sin A(1-cos A)/sin ^2A

expand sin^2A using formula

sin A(1-cos A)/1-cos^2A

sinA(1-cos A)/(1+cos A) (1-cos A)  

so we get

sin A/1+ cos A  LHS=RHS

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