Math, asked by vilas969, 1 year ago

(1-sinX/1+secX)-(1+sinX/1-secX)=2cosX(cotX+cosec X) prove

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Answered by ravikumarpolkampally

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Answer:

Sinx+cosx

+1/25√5 10g

+c

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