Math, asked by snakebomber, 10 months ago

Prove that sinA/1+cosA=1-cosA/sinA.

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Answered by mahenderkumar0267

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sinA/1+cosA

both side square

sin2A/1+cos2A=1-cos2A/sin2A=1-cosA/sinA.Answer

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