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tan A + (1/ tan A) = sec A cosec A

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Answered by Anonymous
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solution :

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we \: have \:  -

lhs

 => tan \:  +  \frac{1}{tan}

 = >  \:  \frac{sin}{cos}  + 1 \frac{sin }{cos}

(because \: tan \:  =   \:  \: \frac{sin}{cos}  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \: )

 = >  \frac{sin}{cos}  + \: cos  + sin

sin ^{2}   \:   + cos \:  ^{2}  =  \frac{cos}{sin}

 = >  \frac{ \: 1 \: }{ \: cos \: }   \: \times  \:  \frac{ \: 1 \: }{ \: sin \: }

(because \: sin ^{2}  + cos ^{2} = 1)

 = > sec  \:  \:  \:  \: \: cosec

(because \:   \frac{1}{cos}  =  \: sec \:  \frac{1}{sec}  = cosec)

 = rhs

hence \: proved

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