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Sin A/sin(90°-A)/1+sin(90°-A) - cos A/cos(90°-A)=sec A cosec A

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Answered by ishwarsinghdhaliwal
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  \frac{Sin A}{sin(90°-A)}  + \frac{cos A}{cos(90°-A)}  = sec A.cosec A \:  \\ <br /> \frac{Sin A}{cosA}+ \frac{cos A}{sinA}  = sec A.cosec A \:   \\  \frac{sin ^{2} A +cos^{2} A }{cosA. sinA } \:  = sec A.cosec A \:   \\  \frac{1}{ {cosA. sinA } }  = sec A..cosec A \\ sec A.cosec A = sec A.cosec A \\ LHS \:  = RHS \:
Answered by Anonymous
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