Math, asked by Aayu1407, 1 year ago

(CosQ - SinQ + 1) / (CosQ + SinQ - 1) = CosecQ + CotQ​

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Answered by aniketkumar18
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(CosQ-SinQ+1)

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sinQ

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CosQ+SinQ-- 1

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sinQ

=COTQ--1+COSECQ

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COTQ+1--COSECQ

=COTQ+COSECQ--1

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COTQ--COSECQ+1

=COTQ+COSECQ-(COSEC^2Q-COT^2Q)

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COTQ--COSECQ+1

=COTQ+COSECQ--((COSECQ+COTQ)(COSECQ--COTQ))

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(COT--COSEQ+1)

=(COTQ--COSECQ+1)(COTQ+COSECQ)

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(COTQ--COSECQ+1)

=COTQ+COSECQ

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