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Show that sin theta/1+ cos theta + 1+cos theta /sin theta=2cosec theta....
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Answered by sparshk9256
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Answer:

2 Cosec ∅

Step-by-step explanation:

\frac{sin∅}{1+cos∅} + \frac{1+Cos∅}{Sin∅}

Taking LCM:

\frac{(Sin∅)^{2} + (1+Cos∅)^{2}}{(Sin∅)(1+Cos∅)}

\frac{Sin^2∅ + Cos^2∅ + 1 + 2Cos∅}{(Sin∅)(1+Cos∅)}

Using Sin^2∅ + Cos^2∅ = 1

\frac{1+1+2Cos∅}{(Sin∅)(1+Cos∅)}

\frac{2+2Cos∅}{(Sin∅)(1+Cos∅)}

\frac{1(1+Cos∅)}{(Sin∅)(1+Cos∅)}

\frac{2}{(Sin∅)}

== 2 Cosec∅

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Answered by ujjwalrajput80
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Answer:

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