Math, asked by Umachandru238, 1 year ago

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Answered by BrainlyHeart751
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I think this may help u further calculation u can do

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Umachandru238: Sry it’s wrong
Answered by kiranvkurienp90j3j
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Step-by-step explanation:

I will assume and identity, so will work on the right side and simplify.  

sin2A/cos2A + cos2A/sin2A => (sin²2A + cos²2A)/(cos2Asin2A)  

Now, sin²θ + cos²θ ≡ 1 so,  

1/(cos2Asin2A).....(1)  

Also, sin2θ ≡ 2sinθcosθ  

sin4A = 2sin2Acos2A  

Hence, sin2Acos2A = (sin4A)/2  

Therefore, from (1) we get: 1/[(sin4A)/2)  

i.e. 2/sin4A => 2cosec4A....should be right side

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