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cosA / 1 - sinA + cosA / 1 + sinA​

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Answered by sakshibisht24
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Answered by lakshyabhardwaj20031
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ACCORDING TO THE QUESTION:

COSA + COSA

1-SINA 1+SINA

TAKING LCM AND SOLVING

COSA(1+SINA) + COSA(1-SINA)

(1-SINA)(1+SINA)

COSA + COSASINA + COSA - COSASINA

1+SINA-SINA-SIN^2A

2COSA ................(AS, 1-SIN^2A=COS^2A)

1-SIN^2A

HENCE IT IS , 2COSA = 2 = 2SECA

COS^2A COSA

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