Prove that sin34°/sin56°+ co34°/cos56°=sec34°×cosec34°.
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Formula used -
Sin A
=Cos(90°- A)
sinA²+cosA² = 1
Sin A
=Cos(90°- A)
sinA²+cosA² = 1
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LHS
Sin34/Sin56 + Cos 34/Cos56
= Sin(90-56)/Sin56 + Cos(90-56)/Cos56
= Cos56/Sin56 + Sin56/Cos56
= { Cos ^(2) 56 + Sin ^(2) 56 } / { Sin56 × Cos56 }
= 1 / Sin56 × Cos56
= 1 / { Sin(90 - 34) × Cos(90 - 34) }
= 1 / Cos34 × Sin 34
= Sec34 × Cosec 34
= RHS
Hence Proved. Please mark it as the brainliest as i have spent a lot of effort in typing it.
Sin34/Sin56 + Cos 34/Cos56
= Sin(90-56)/Sin56 + Cos(90-56)/Cos56
= Cos56/Sin56 + Sin56/Cos56
= { Cos ^(2) 56 + Sin ^(2) 56 } / { Sin56 × Cos56 }
= 1 / Sin56 × Cos56
= 1 / { Sin(90 - 34) × Cos(90 - 34) }
= 1 / Cos34 × Sin 34
= Sec34 × Cosec 34
= RHS
Hence Proved. Please mark it as the brainliest as i have spent a lot of effort in typing it.
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