Math, asked by tejal77, 1 year ago

prove that ,tanA+sinA/tanA-sinA=secA+1/secA-1​

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Answered by anshikajais2001
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Answer:

(tanA + sinA)/(tanA - sinA)

=(sinA/cosA + sin A)/(sinA/cosA - sinA)

=((sinA + sinAcosA)/cosA)/((sinA - sinAcosA)/cosA)

=(sinA(1+cosA))/(sinA(1-cosA))

=(1+cosA)/(1-cosA)

=(1+(1/secA))/(1-(1/secA))

=((secA + 1)/secA)/((secA-1)/secA)

=(secA+1)/(secA-1)

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Answered by TANU81
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Hi there !!

Have many methods to do these type of questions.

  • Identity used :-

  • sinA.cosecA = 1

  • cosA = 1/secA

  • tanA = sinA/cosA

Look at the attachment ↑↑

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