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prove that sinA/1+cotA-cosA/1+tanA=sinA-cosA

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Answered by Anonymous

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Step-by-step explanation:

SinA/(1+CosA/SinA) - CosA/(1+SinA/CosA)

{Sin²A/SinA+CosA} - {Cos²A/SinA+CosA}

(Sin²A - Cos²A)/(SinA+CosA)

(SinA-CosA)(SinA+CosA) / (SinA+CosA)

SinA - CosA

Answered by ItsMansi

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