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(SinA-cosA) (1+tanA+cotA) =secA/cosec sqr A - cosecA/sec sqr A, proofit

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Answered by manavjaison
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(sin a - cos a)(1 + tan a + cot a)


Multiply sin and cos separately with the other expression.


sin a (1 + tan a + cot a) - cos a (1 + tan a + cot a)

sin a + (sin a * sin a / cos a ) + (sin a * cos a / sin a) - cos a - (cos a * sin a / cos a) - (cos a * cos a /sin a )


as tan a = sin a / cos a and cot a = cos a / sin a


So,

sin a + sin^2 a / cos a + cos a - cos a - sin a - cos^2 a / sin a

sin^2 a / cos a - cos^2 a / sin a

Now,

sin^2 a = 1 / cosec^2 a and cos a = 1 / sec a


So,

we get,


sec a / cosec^ 2 a - cosec a / sec^2 a = RHS


Hence Proved



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