Math, asked by asawajaishree, 6 months ago

prove the identity:
sinA/1+cosA+1+cosA/sinA= 2cosecA​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

\frac{ SinA}{(1 + CosA)} +\frac{ (1 + CosA)}{sinA}

= \frac{(SinA)^2 +(1+CosA)^2}{SinA(1 + CosA)}

= \frac{(SinA)^2 + (CosA)^2 + 1 + 2CosA}{[SinA(1 + CosA)}

= \frac{[2(1 + CosA)]}{[SinA(1 + CosA)]}

{since, (SinA)^2 + (CosA)^2 = 1 }

=\frac{2}{SinA }

= 2cosesA

Hence L.H.S=R.H.S.

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