Math, asked by spotterking7, 5 months ago

how to solve 1/sin^2A+cos^2 A / cosA *sinA

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Answered by gursharandhillon166

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Answer:

cosA×sinA

Step-by-step explanation:

1/sin2A. +cos2A /cosA ×sinA

=cos A ×sinA/sin2A+cos 2A

=cosA×sinA/1 (because sin2A+cos2A=1)

=cosA×sinA

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