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how to solve (sin² A -cos² A)/(sin A -cos A)

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Answered by chetananand026
3
As we know that a square -bsquare= (a-b)(a+b) So. (Sina-cosa)(sina +cosa)/sina-cosa =sina+cosa
Answered by shivam2000
10
 \frac{(sin^2A-cos^2A) }{(sinA-cosA)} -------------------------------1

(sin^2A-cos^2A)(sinA-cosA)(sinA+cosA) ----------2

Putting 2 in 1

 \frac{(sinA-cosA)(sinA+cosA) }{(sinA-cosA)}

= SinA + CosA


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