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sinA+cosA/secA+cosecA=sinA.cosA​

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\sf \implies \frac{ \sin A +  \cos A}{ \sec A+ \csc A}  =  \sin A. \cos A \\  \\ \sf \implies\frac{ \sin A+  \cos A}{  \frac{1}{ \cos A}  + \frac{1}{ \sin A} }  =  \sin A. \cos A \\  \\ \sf \implies\frac{ \sin A+  \cos A}{  \frac{ \sin A+  \cos A}{ \sin A .\cos A} }  =  \sin A. \cos A \\  \\ \sf \implies  \sin A. \cos A =  \sin A. \cos A

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