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prove that cos(90-a)/Sina+Sina/cos(90-a)=2​

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Answered by itemderby
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

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The given expression is :

\frac{cos(90-a)}{sina}+\frac{sina}{cos(90-a)}

Plugging the identity cos sum/difference identity

\frac{cos90cosa+sin90sina}{sina}+\frac{sina}{cos90cosa+sin90sina}

Plugging the value of sin 90 as 1 and cos 90 as 0

\frac{0+sina}{sina}+\frac{sina}{0+sina}

\frac{sina}{sina}+ \frac{sina}{sina}

1+1

2   .................. Hence proved :

Hope it will help :)

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