Math, asked by armaangoraya3325, 5 months ago

√sec²A+√cosec²A=tanA+cotA

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Answered by cuterekhadhankher
1

Answer:

taking L.H.S. to prove. Here is the explaination

Step-by-step explanation:

(1/√cos²A)+(1/√sin²A)

(1/cosA)+(1/sinA)

(sinA+cosA)/SinACosA

(SinA/CosA)+(cosA/sinA)

tanA+cotA

L.H.S=R.H.S

Answered by BrainlyBlockBusterBB
46

\huge{\underline\mathfrak{\red{Answer  : -  }}}

\huge\underline{L  \: H \: S}

 \implies\sqrt{ \sec^2(A) + \cosec^2(A)  }

  \implies\sqrt{(1 +  \tan^2(A))+(1+ \cos^2(A)  }

 \implies \sqrt{ \tan^2(A) + \cot2(A) +2}

=\implies  \sqrt{ \tan^2(A)+ \cot^2(A) +2 \times 1}

=\sqrt{ \tan^2(A) + \cot2(A)+2( \tan(A) + \cot(A)  }

 \sqrt{( \tan(A) + \cot(A) )^2}

= \tan(A) +  \cot(A)

= \huge\underline{ R \: H \: S}

\huge{\underline\mathfrak{Hence \: proved }}

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