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prove that cosA/ 1+ sinA + 1+ sinA/ cosA= 2 secA

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Answered by mysticd
52
lhs= cosA/1+ sinA +1+sinA/cosA

= [(cos^2A)+(1+sinA)^2]/(1+sinA)cosA

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

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

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

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

=2/cosA
=2secA
=rhs

akhilkarishma: ^... wht symbol is thz
akhilkarishma: plz say
mysticd: it is power symbol, 3 square = 3^2
mysticd: exponent can typed use that symbol
akhilkarishma: Thanx
Answered by Anonymous
16
= [(cos^2A)+(1+sinA)^2]/(1+sinA)cosA
=(cos^2A+sin^2A +1+2sinA)/(1+sinA)cosA
=(1+1+2sinA)/(1+sinA)cosA
=(2+2sinA)/(1+sinA)cosA
=2(1+sinA)/(1+sinA)cosA
=2/cosA
=2secA

akhilkarishma: ^ .....wht this reffr to....plz make me kniw
Anonymous: it means raised to the power
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