Math, asked by srihitha9304, 9 months ago

(1+cot2a)(1-cosa)(1+cosa) =1 prove

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Answered by sonali1116

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Step-by-step explanation:

LHS

(1+COT^2A)(1-COS^2À)

1/SIN^2À×(S^2A)

=1=RHS

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