SecA -1 /SecA +1 = 1-CosA/1+CosA
Answers
Answered by
0
=(1/cos-1)/(1/cos+1)
=(1-cos)/cos/(1+cos)/cos
=1-cos/1+cos
hence proved
=(1-cos)/cos/(1+cos)/cos
=1-cos/1+cos
hence proved
Answered by
1
Hey !!
So simple one ..
secA -1 /secA + 1
=> 1/cosA - 1
-------------------- •°• 1/cosA = secA
1/cosA + 1
=> 1 - cosA/cosA
-----------------------
1+cosA /cosA
=> 1 - cosA /1 + cosA RHS prooved
**************†******************
Hope it helps you !!!
@Rajukumar111
So simple one ..
secA -1 /secA + 1
=> 1/cosA - 1
-------------------- •°• 1/cosA = secA
1/cosA + 1
=> 1 - cosA/cosA
-----------------------
1+cosA /cosA
=> 1 - cosA /1 + cosA RHS prooved
**************†******************
Hope it helps you !!!
@Rajukumar111
Similar questions
Math,
7 months ago
English,
7 months ago
Economy,
7 months ago
Social Sciences,
1 year ago
Math,
1 year ago
Social Sciences,
1 year ago