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Cos(90°-A)/sin A + sin(90°-A)/cos A=2

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Answered by abhi569
1
We know, cos(90 - ∅) = sin∅
sin(90 - ∅) = cos∅



Hence,

cos(90 - A)/sinA + sin(90 - A)/cosA



Applying formula, we get


=> sinA/sinA + cosA/cosA

=> 1 + 1

=> 2

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Answered by ishwarsinghdhaliwal
2
Cos (90°-A)/SinA + Sin(90°-A)/Cos A
 \frac{ Cos (90°-A) }{SinA }  + \frac{ Sin(90°-A) }{CosA \: } \\  \frac{ SinA }{SinA}  +  \frac{CosA}{CosA}  \:  \\ 1 + 1 = 2<br />
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