Math, asked by sundarsamrat1, 1 year ago

Prove that :- sec2A+cosec2A=sec2A.cosec2A

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Answered by Thelunaticgirl
4
HOlla mate,

Here ur answer.

LHS = sec²A +cosec²A

=> 1/cos²A + 1/sin²A

=> (sin²A +cos²A)/(cos²Asin²A)

so,

=>1/(cos²Asin²A) {since sin²A +cos²A =1}

=> 1/cos²A *1/sin²A

=>sec²A cosec²A

Which is equal to RHS

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Answered by kanishkatiwary2204
4

First taking LHS

sec2A +cosec2A

=1/cos2A + 1/sin2A

=(sin2A +cos²A)/(cos2Asin2A)

=1/(cos2Asin2A) {because sin2A +cos2A =1}

= 1/cos2A *1/sin2A

=sec2A cosec2A which is equal to RHS

hence proof .Mark it brainliest


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