Math, asked by charicharuhsn75, 1 year ago

Sin^a/cos^a + cos^a/sin^a= sec^a - cosec^-2

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Answered by mohammedamir51

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sin^2/cos A+cos^2a/sina

1/cosA (sinA)

1/cosA-1/sina

=seca-coseca is the ans

charicharuhsn75: No its a wrong one

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