Physics, asked by yogesh3334, 1 year ago

next step of
sinA/1+cosA

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Answered by fayad

1

Answer:

sinA×(1- cosA)÷1- cos^2A

Explanation:

answer is 1-cosA÷sinA

Answered by khushijindal60

1

hi mater

here is yr answer

1 - cos dividend sin A

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