Math, asked by nishantdhiman2843, 3 months ago

solve this fast
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Answered by ILLUSTRIOUS27
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  • Simplify LHS and RHS seperately

  • Change tanA in the form of sinA and cosA using identity

tana =  \frac{sina}{cosa}

  • Change secA in the form of cosA using the identity

seca =   \frac{1}{cosa}

  • Cut cosA with cosA now take LCM

  • now cut sinA with sinA

  • Now only 2/sinA left change sinA in the form of cosecA using identity

coseca =  \frac{1}{sina}

  • Now your LHS is 2cosecA

  • RHS is already 2cosecA

  • LHS = RHS

  • Hence proved
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Answered by rakshit9847
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LHS=RHS

Hence proved

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