sin(90°-Ø)+ sinØ/sinø-sin(90°-ø)×cos(90°-ø)-cosø/cos (90°-Ø)+cosø
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As 90°-Ø lies in the first quadrant, all are positive and convert into co-functions i.e. sine ⇒ cosine, tangent ⇒ cotangent, etc.
sin(90°-Ø) = cos(Ø)
cos(90°-Ø) = sin(Ø)
sin(90°-Ø) + (sinØ/sinø) - [sin(90°-ø) × cos(90°-ø)] - [cosø/cos (90°-Ø)] + cosø
(BODMAS)
⇒ cos(Ø) + 1 + [cos(Ø)sin(Ø)] - [cos(Ø)/sin(Ø)] + cos(Ø)
⇒ 2cos(Ø) + 1 + cos(Ø)sin(Ø) - cot(Ø)
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