Math, asked by GodofSkillz, 11 months ago

prove that. cosA-sinA+1÷ cosA+sinA+1= cosecA+cotA

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Answered by Potenz

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Hey there!

Please note that the question has a slight change. The '1' in the denominator is a negative 1 (-1)

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