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for what value of acute angle . cosA/ 1-sinA + cosA/ 1+ sinA​

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Answered by DynamicB0Y
12

Given :

 \implies\bf\dfrac{ \cos A}{1 -  \sin A}  +  \dfrac{ \cos A}{1 +  \sin A}

By taking LCM

 \implies\bf\frac{ \cos A+  \sin A\cos A +  \cos A - \sin A \cos A }{(1 -  \sin A)(1 +  \sin A)}  \\  \\ \implies\bf \frac{\cos A+  \cos A}{1 -  { \sin}^{2} A}  \\  \\ \implies\bf \frac{ \cos A+  \cos A}{  { \cos}^{2} A } \\  \\ \implies\bf \frac{ \cos A}{ \ { \cos}^{2}A }  + \frac{ \cos A}{ \ { \cos}^{2}A }   \\  \\\implies\bf  \frac{1}{ \cos A}  +  \frac{1}{ \cos A}  \\  \\\implies\bf  \sec A+  \sec A\\  \\  \implies\bf \large2 \sec A

Answered by sachinpoolu
4

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