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Prove that Cos A/1-tan A + sin^2/sin A - cos A = sin A + cos A

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Answered by kushianchaliya
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer:

We want to prove that:

cos

A

1

tan

A

+

sin

A

1

cot

A

cos

A

+

sin

A

If we manipulate the LHS we have:

L

H

S

=

cos

A

1

tan

A

+

sin

A

1

cot

A

=

cos

A

1

sin

A

cos

A

+

sin

A

1

cos

A

sin

A

=

cos

A

cos

A

sin

A

cos

A

+

sin

A

sin

A

cos

A

sin

A

=

cos

2

A

cos

A

sin

A

+

sin

2

A

sin

A

cos

A

=

cos

2

A

cos

A

sin

A

sin

2

A

cos

A

sin

A

=

cos

2

A

sin

2

A

cos

A

sin

A

=

(

cos

A

+

sin

A

)

(

cos

A

sin

A

)

cos

A

sin

A

=

cos

A

+

sin

A

QED

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