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Prove that tan A÷(1+tan^2 A)^2+cot A÷(1+cot^2 A)^2=sinA cosA

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Answered by esgpee15otlp5v

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Step-by-step explanation:

tan a/sec2a+cot a/cosec2a

sina/cosa*cos2a+cosa/sina*sin2a

sina*cosa+sina*cosa

2sinA*cosA

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