Math, asked by sudhamshu35, 11 months ago

sinA+cosA=P and secA+cosecA=Q show thatQ(p square -1) = 2P​

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Answered by jasritha
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Step-by-step explanation:

LHS =Q (p square-1)

=SecA+cosecA[(sinA+cosA)square-1]

=secA+cosecA(sin squareA+cos squareA+2sinAcosA-1)

=secA+cosecA(1+2sinAcosA-1)

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

=2sinA+2cosA

=2(sinA+cosA)

RHS=2p

=2(sinA+cosA)

LHS=RHS

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