Math, asked by vishalishiju, 11 months ago

Cos A divided by 1 minus tan A + sin square A divided by Sin A minus Cos A is equal to Sin A + Cos A

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Answered by khushi912444

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LHS=> cosA/1-tanA+sin^2A/sinA-cosA

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