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( cosecA+cotA ) ( 1-cosA ) = sinA

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Answered by adityarajgupta926
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Answer:

(1/sinA+cosA/sinA)(1-cosA)

(1+cosA/sinA)(1-cosA)

(1+cosA)(1-cosA)/sinA

(1^2-cosA^2)/sinA

sinA^2/sinA. ==.(sinA^2+cosA^2=1)

sinA

Answered by udaykumartigee
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Step-by-step explanation:

(cosecA+cotA)(1-cosA)

(1-cosA)(cosecA+cotA)

=1(cosecA+cotA)-cosA(cosecA+cotA)

=cosecA+cotA-cosA×cosecA-cosA×cotA

=1/sinA+cosA/sinA-cosA×1/sinA-cosA×cosA/sinA

=1+cosA/sinA-(cosA/sinA-cos2A/sinA)

=1+cosA/sinA-(cosA-cos2A/sinA)

=1+cosA/sinA-(-cosA/sinA)

=1+cosA/sinA+cosA/sinA

1+cos2A/sinA

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