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Prove that cotA+cosecA-1÷
cotA - cosecA+ 1
I + cosA÷
Sin A​

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Answered by manishdeswal2007
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Answer:

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Answered by Bloodrepr
1

Answer:

cosecA+cotA−1

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we know that,cosec²A−cot²A=1  

substituting this in the numerator,  

(cotA−cosecA+1)

cosecA+cotA−(cosec²A−cot²A)

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x²−y²=(x+y)(x−y)

(cotA−cosecA+1)

cosecA+cotA−(cosecA+cotA)(cosecA−cotA)

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taking common  

(cotA−cosecA+1)

(cosecA+cotA)(1−cosecA+cotA)

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cancelling like terms in numerator and denominator  

we are left with cosecA+cotA=  

sinA

1

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+  

sinA

cosA

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=  

sinA

(1+cosA)

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Step-by-step explanation:

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