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prove the identity cos A/1-tan A-sin^2A/cosA-sinA=sinA+cosA

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Answered by ṧтḙℓℓᾰ

Step-by-step explanation:

1−tanA

cosA

1−cotA

sinA

1−

cosA

sinA

cosA

1−

sinA

cosA

sinA

cosA−sinA

cos

−

cosA−sinA

sin

cosA−sinA

cos

A−sin

cosA−sinA

(cosA+sinA)(cosA−sinA)

sinA+cosA

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