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sin a / 1 - cos a = cosec a + cot a

Answers

Answered by Anonymous
2

Answer:

cscA(1+cosA)(cscA−cotA)=1

LHS:

sinA

1

[1+cosA][

sinA

1

sinA

cosA

][∵cscA=

sinA

1

,cotA=

sin

A

cos

A

]

=

sinA

A

(1+cosA)

sinA

(1−cosA)

=

sin

2

A

1−cos

2

A

[∵ cos

2

A+sin

2

A=1 sin

2

A=1−cos

2

A]

=

sin

2

A

sin

2

A

=1=RHS

Answered by khushiagarwal27611
1

Step-by-step explanation:

L H S

rationalising the denominator,

sina(1+cosa)/(1-cosa)(1+cosa)

= sina(1+cosa) /1-cos^2a

= sina(1+cosa)/sin^a

= 1+cosa/ sina

= coseca+cota

Therefore proved

L.H.S=R.H.S

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