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(i) sin A tan A / 1-cos A = 1+sec A

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Answered by Anika186
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LHS = Sin A.Tan A.(1/1-Cos A)

=Sin A. (SinA/CosA).(1/1-CosA)

=(Sin^2A)/(CosA.(1-CosA)

=(1-Cos^2A)/( CosA.(1-CosA)

=(1+CosA)(1-CosA)/ CosA.(1-CosA)

=(1/cosA)+(CosA/CosA)

=SecA+1=RHS

Hence Proved

Answered by ashauthiras
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Answer:

(sinA*sinA/cosA) /(1-cosA)

sin^2A/(cosA (1-cosA ))

(1-cos^2A)/ (cosA (1-cosA))

(1+cosA)(1-cosA) / (cosA (1-cosA))

(1+cosA)/cosA

(1/cosA)+(cosA/cosA)

secA+1

1+secA proved

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