solve this fast. i will mark u as the brainliest if the answer has a correct explanation: (1/cos a+sin a-1) +(1/cos a+sin a+1)=cosec a+sec a
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Step-by-step explanation:
Let us assume theta to be "A"
To prove:
(sinA+1+cosA)(sinA–1+cosA)(secAcosecA) = 2
Proof
LHS
(sin^2A –sinA+sinAcosA+sinA–1+cosA+cosAsinA–cosA+cos^2A)(1/sinAcosA)
sin^2A+cos^2A–1–sinA+sinA+cosA–cosA+sinAcosA+cosAsinA)(1/sinAcosA)
(1–1+2sinAcosA)(1/sinAcosA)
2sinAcosA/cosAsinA
= 2
LHS = RHS
Hence proved
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