Math, asked by aifemumthaz41354, 4 months ago

prove that (1+tan^a/1+cot^a)= tan^a

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Answered by ganeshholge7

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1/cos²A/1/sin²A [since 1/cosA =secA ,1/sinA=cosecA] => sin²A/cos²A=tan²A= RHS middle term= (1-tanA/1-cotA)²

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