if cosA=tanA then find cosecA and tanA×cosA
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cos C=tan A
so tan C=sqrt(1-tan ^2 A)/tan A
cos B=tan C=sqrt(1-tan ^2 A)/tan A
so tan B=sqrt((2×tan ^2 A-1)/(1-tan ^2 A))
But cos A=tan B
cos A=sqrt(2×tan ^2 A-1)/(1-tan ^2 A))
cos ^2 A=(2×tan ^2 A-1)/(1-tan ^2 A)
1/sec ^2 A=(2×tan ^2 A-1)/(1-tan ^2 A)
1/(1+tan ^2 A)=(2×tan ^2 A-1)/(1-tan ^2 A)
tan ^4 A +tan ^2 A -1=0
tan ^2 A=(-1+√5)/2
cot ^2 A=2/(√5 -1)
cosec ^2 A -1 =2/(√5 -1)
cosec ^2 A=(1+√5)/(√5 -1)
sin ^2 A=(√5–1)/(√5+1)=(√5–1)^2/(√5+1)(√5–1)
sin ^2 A=((√5–1)^2)/4
sin A=(√5–1)/2.
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