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 \frac{cosa - sina + 1}{cosa + sina - 1}  = coseca + cota

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Answered by ILLUSTRIOUS27
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Steps of doing

  • simplify LHS and RHS seperately
  • Take LHS and Divide sinA in both LHS and RHS
  • Simplify and you will find the identity of cosec^2A-cot^2A=1
  • Then take common in numerator
  • you will find something same in numerator and denominator cut it
  • Then LHS is equal to the RHS

Note

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