Math, asked by adiisback123, 4 months ago

SinA CosecA + CosA secA=?

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Answered by rachit4yadav14

1

Answer:

2

Step-by-step explanation:

As we know that cosecA=1/sinA

and secA=1/cosA

Therefore:

sinA * 1/sinA+cosA * 1/cosA

1+1

2

Answered by Nehal1705

1

SinA cosecA + CosA secA

= 1/cosecA× cosecA + 1/secA× secA

= 1+1

= 2

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