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prove that 1+sinA/cosA + cosA/1+sinA= 2 sec A​

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Answered by nishadevi047315
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Step-by-step explanation:

= sin^2A + ( 1 + cosA)^2 / ( 1+ cosA) . sinA

= sin^2A + cos^2A + 2 cosA + 1 / (1+cosA) . sinA

= 2 + 2 cosA / (1+ cosA ) . sinA

= 2 ( 1 + cosA ) / (1+cosA ) . sinA

= 2 / sinA = 2 × 1/ sinA = 2 cosecA

I think your question is wrong .

2 sec theta will be replaced by 2 cosec theta . this is right question.

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