Math, asked by class10mohdfardeenkh, 7 months ago

proove that (1+cot^a) sin^a=1​

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Answered by AngelineSudhagar
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Step-by-step explanation:

= (1+cot^2 ) sin^2 A

 =  > (1 +  \frac{cos ^{2} \: a}{sin {}^{2}  \: a}  \: )sin  {}^{2} \: a

Taking LCM,

 =  > ( \frac{sin {}^{2}  \:  a \:  + cos {}^{2}  \: a}{sin {}^{2} } ) \: sin {}^{2}  \: a

 =  > sin \:  {}^{2}  \: a \:  + cos  {}^{2} \: a

 =  > 1

Hence proved...

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