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To prove:
Cos∅/1+Sin∅=1-Sin∅/Cos∅
As we know from trigonometric identities ,
Sin²∅+Cos²∅=1
Cos²∅=1-Sin²∅
(Cos∅)²=1²-(Sin∅)²
We know that,a²-b²=(a+b)(a-b)
Cos∅*Cos∅=(1-Sin∅)*(1-Sin∅)
By rearranging,We get,
Cos∅/1+Sin∅=1-Sin∅/Cos∅
Step-by-step explanation:
Hence,Proved..
Hope it helps you..
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