Math, asked by shingaresavita04, 2 months ago

sin thita/ 1+ cos thita=​

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Answered by ForbiddenFruit
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Step-by-step explanation:

\frac{ Sin~θ~ }{ 1~+~Cos~θ~ }

\frac{ Sin~θ~(1~+~Cos~θ~) }{ (1~-~Cos~θ~) (1~+~Cos~θ~) }

\frac{ Sin²~θ~(1~+~Cos~θ~) }{ 1~-~Cos²~θ~ }

\frac{ Sin²~θ~(1~+~Cos~θ~) }{ Sin²~θ~ }

  • Cancel Sin² θ

\frac{ 1 }{ Sin~theθta } \: {+} \: \frac{ Cos~θ~ }{ Sin~θ~ }

We know that

  • \frac{ 1 }{ Sin~θ~ } \: {=} \: {Cosec} \: {~θ~}

  • \frac{ Cos~θ }{ Sin~θ } \: {=} \: { Cot~θ~ }

→ Cosec θ + Cot θ

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