(sin A + sec A)² + ( cos A + cosec A ) ²= (1+ sec A cosec A )²
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taking L.H.S
consider (^) = power square
(sinA + secA)^ + (cosA + cosecA)^
(1/cosecA + secA)^ + ( 1/ secA. + cosecA)^
[( 1 + secA× cosecA)/cosecA]^ + [ (1 +cosecA×secA)/secA]^
(1 + secA×cosecA)^/cosecA^ + ( 1 + cosecA×secA)^/ secA^
taking common ,
(1 + secA× cosecA)^ (1/cosec^A + 1/ sec^A)
(1 + secA× cosecA)^ (sin^A +cos^A)
(1 + secA×cosecA)^ (1)
( 1 + secAcosecA)^
it has proved, L.H.S = R.H.S
consider (^) = power square
(sinA + secA)^ + (cosA + cosecA)^
(1/cosecA + secA)^ + ( 1/ secA. + cosecA)^
[( 1 + secA× cosecA)/cosecA]^ + [ (1 +cosecA×secA)/secA]^
(1 + secA×cosecA)^/cosecA^ + ( 1 + cosecA×secA)^/ secA^
taking common ,
(1 + secA× cosecA)^ (1/cosec^A + 1/ sec^A)
(1 + secA× cosecA)^ (sin^A +cos^A)
(1 + secA×cosecA)^ (1)
( 1 + secAcosecA)^
it has proved, L.H.S = R.H.S
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