(cotA-cosecA)^=1-cosA/1+cosA
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this answer requires a second degree in on the lhs
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yeah , so when you square the L H S, you get
cot^2 A + cosec^2 A - 2 cotA.cosecA
since, cotA= cos A / sinA and cosec A = 1 / sinA
so, simplifying it further will lead to:
=> . cos^2 A + 1 / sin^2 A - 2cosA / sin ^2 A
=> cos^2 A + 1 - 2cosA / sin^2 A
=> (1 - cosA)^2 / 1 - cos ^2 A
ig the you need to verify the question
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