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Simplify : SinA(cosecA-sinA)

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Answered by rabinmukherjee6040
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Answer:


Step-by-step explanation:

SinA (cosecA-sinA)

=sinA (1/sinA-sinA)

=1-sin^2A

=cos^A


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Answered by waqarsd
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SinA (CosecA-SinA) \\ wkt \: SinA =  \frac{1}{CosecA}  \\ SinA (CosecA-SinA) = SinA(\frac{1}{SinA} - SinA) \\  = 1 -  {Sin}^{2} A  \\  =  {Cos}^{2}A
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