Prove the trigonometric identity sinA/1−cos A =cosec A+ cotA
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[ cos a = cot a / cosec a ]
sin a / 1 - cot a / cosec a
sin a / cosec a - cot a / cosecA
[ sin a = 1 / cosec a ]
1 / cosec a / cosec a - cot a / cosec a
{ neglect cosec a }
1 / cosec a - cot a
multiply and divide by cosec a + cot a
1 / (cosec a - cot a) × (cosec a + cot a) / (cosec a + cot a)
{ (a-b) (a+b) = a² - b² }
{ (cosec a - cot a) (cosec a + cot a) = cosec²a - cot²a }
cosec a + cot a / cosec²a - cot²a
[ cosec²a - cot²a = 1 ]
cosec a + cot a / 1
cosec a + cot a ✔️
hence proved.
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