Math, asked by rohitcr20, 9 months ago

Is ( 1 + sin A cosA) / (sinA cosA) = secA cosecA + 1 ? If yes then how. Please show the working.

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Answered by DibyenduChakraborty

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Step-by-step explanation:

LHS = (1+sinA.cosA)/(sinA.cosA)

= 1/sinA.cosA + 1

= cosecA.secA + 1

= 1 + secAcosecA. = RHS.

(Proved)

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