Math, asked by tanyavarshney15, 1 month ago

Prove that:

sin A-cos A+1/sin A+cos A-1=cosA/1-sinA

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Answered by sanyambadgujar

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Bro your answer is is given in these pictures and this is one picture but it's cut into 2 parts

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