Math, asked by Ananya19v, 2 months ago


prove that: (sin ∅+ sec ∅)^2 + (cos ∅+ cosec ∅)^2 = (1 + sec ∅cosec ∅)^2​

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Answered by mysteriousworld
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(sin A + sec A)² + (Cos A + Cosec A)² !! (Sin A + 1/cos A)2 + (COS A + 1/ SinA)²

(Sin A Cos A + 1) / Cos A + (SinA COSA + 1)2 / Sin² A

= [ Sin A Cos A + 1][ 1/Cos? A + 1/Sin² A]

= [ Sin A Cos A + 1² [ Cos² A + Sin? A]/ [Sin A Cos² A]

= [ Sin A Cos A + 1] / [Sin²?A Cos²? A]

= [ (Sin A Cos A + 1) / (Sin A Cos A )]²

= (1 + 1/Sin A 1/Cos A)²

=(1 + Sec A Cosec A)²

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