Math, asked by ramyasaraf01, 15 days ago

If cosA+ secA = 2, then find SinA.

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Answered by prathishrao2004

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Step-by-step explanation:

cosA +sinA=2

1/sinA+secA=2

sinA+sinAsecA/sinA=2

sinA+sinAsecA=2sinA

sinA+SinAsecA/2=sinA

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