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prove that coso/1-sino=1+sino/coso​

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Answered by mathematicalcosmolog
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Answer:

The given statement is proved in the uploaded photo

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Answered by adityadesai10
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Answer:

cos x/1 -sin x=1 + sinx /cos x

multiplying numerator and denominator by (1+-sin x)/(1+sinx) we get

LHS = cosx(1+-sin x)/(1-sinx)(1+-sin x)

On using the identity

(x - y )( x + y )=  {x }^{2}   -  {y}^{2}

LHS = cosx(1+sinx)/1 -sin^2 x

= cosx(1+sinx)/cos^2 x

=(1+ sinx)/cos x

hence LHS= RHS

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