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Prove that Sin² A + cot ² A - 1 / cos² A = cot² A

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Answered by qais
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(sin²A + cot²A -1)/cos²A
= (sin²A/cos²A) + (cot²A/cos²A) - (1/cos²A)
= tan²A + cosec²A - sec²A
∵ 1+tan²A = sec²A
∴tan²A - sec²A = -1

so, tan²A + cosec²A - sec²A
= cosec²A -1
= cot²A = RHS

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