Math, asked by ranjithkanjoor, 10 months ago

prove that (cosecθ+cotθ-1)/(cotθ-cosecθ+1)= sinθ/1-cosθ

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Answered by rscaber
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we know that cosec^2-cot^2=1

so we can write

(cosec+cot-(cosec^2-cot^2)/(cot-cosec-1)(

by taking cosec +cot common

(cosec+cot)(1-(cosec-cot)/(cot-cosec+1)

=(cosec+cot)

=sin/1-cos

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Answered by shamanthmp96
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answer is

  sin \div 1 -  \cos

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