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secA+cosecA=y and y(x^2-1)=2x
Then prove that, sinA+cosA=x​

Answers

Answered by ksam48623
0

Answer

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Step-by-step explanation:

Answered by banavathanuradha123
0

Answer:

⇒x=cosecA+cosA

⇒y=cosecA−cosA

To prove:-

⇒(

x+y

2

)

2

+(

2

x−y

)

2

−1=0

∴x+y=cosecA+cosA+cosecA−cosA=2cosecA

x−y=cosecA+cosA−cosecA+cosA=2cosA

∴(

x+y

2

)

2

+(

2

x−y

)

2

−1=(

2cosecA

2

)

2

+(

2

2cosA

)

2

−1

⇒(sinA)

2

+(cosA)

2

−1

⇒sin

2

A+cos

2

A−1

⇒1−1

⇒0

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