Math, asked by Robin09, 10 months ago

sinA/1-cosA = cosecA+cotA. Prove

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Answered by gangrajendra

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Answer:

Sina/1-cosa*1+cosa/1+cosa

Sina+sinacosa/1-cos'2a

Sina+sinacosa/sin'2a

Sina/sin'2a+sinacosa/sin'2a

1/Sina+cosa/Sina

coseca+cota

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