cosa/1-sina +1- sin a/cosa = 2 seca
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Answer:
Answer
LHS=
1−sinA
cosA
+
1+sinA
cosA
=
(1−sin
2
A)
cosA(1+sinA+1−sinA)
=
cos
2
A
2cosA
=
cosA
2
=2secA=RHS
Hence proved.
Answered by
1
Answer:
Given cosA/(1+sinA) +(1+sinA)/cosA
On taking the LCM we get,
={cos²A +(1+sinA)²}/cosA.(1+sinA)
Combining the like terms and adding and also we know that,use sin²A+cos²A =1
=(1+1+2sinA)/cosA(1+sinA)
=2(1+sinA)/cosA(1+sinA)
=2/cosA
=2secA
Hence Proved
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