Math, asked by lalithaakkisetti47, 28 days ago

prove that 1+ sin A - cos A/1+ sin A + cos A = √1- cosA/ 1+ cos A

Answers

Answered by manojchauhanma2

2

Step-by-step explanation:

see image for answer

Attachments:

Answered by prachi434239

0

Answer:

ok l will answer you later on ok

Previous Question

Next Question

Similar questions

Math, 13 days ago

What is the quotient and reminder if -12 divided by 5 Answer me soon...

Biology, 13 days ago

The integration of multiple changes into each subgroup across multiple generation | a.Speciation. b.Flow of genes c.Genetic drift d.Evolution...

Science, 13 days ago

Difference between Plane Angle and Solid Angle:...

Chemistry, 28 days ago

write the bond line formula for the compound (CH3)CHCH2(CH3)3...

Math, 28 days ago

by hou much is 5987 grater than 5978...

English, 8 months ago

08. Sita has collected many stamps. The passive voice for it is-- O Many stamps had been collected by Sita O Many syamps has been collected by Sita Many stamps have been collected by O Sita O Other...

English, 8 months ago

change in a quiet manner into one word...

Chemistry, 8 months ago

which reaction take place at each electrode ...