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SinA /1+cosA + 1+cos/sinA=2 cosecA

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Answered by nightfury16
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Step-by-step explanation:

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Answered by Krishrkpmlakv
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Step-by-step explanation:

LHS=SinA/1+cosA+1+cosA/sinA

=sinA×sinA+(1+cosA)whole square/(1+cosA)sinA

=sin square A+1+(cosA)whole square /(1+cosA)sinA

=sin square A+1 square +cos square A +2×1×cosA/(1+cosA)sinA

=sin square A +1+cos square A +2 cosA/(1+cosA)sinA

=1+1+2cosA/(1+cosA)sinA

=2+2cosA/(1+cosA)sinA

=2 (1+cosA)/(1+cosA)sinA

=2/sinA

=2×1/sinA

=2cosecA =RHS

Therefore LHS=RHS

sinA/1+cosA+1+cosA=2cosecA is proved.

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