Math, asked by angam24, 17 days ago

sin A(sec A + cosec A) - cos A(sec A - cosec A) = sec A cosec A

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Answered by prajithnagasai

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Answer:

Yes it's correct.

Step-by-step explanation:

Ffirst convert secA and cosecA in terms of sinA and cosA and then sinplify. Which means secA is 1/√1-sin²A and cosecA is 1/sinA

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