Grade 11Trigonometry
proove that {cot^a(secA-1)}/1+sinA = sec^2A pls help me solve this problem and thak you
proove that {cot^a(secA-1)}/1+sinA = sec^2A pls help me solve this problem and thak you
3 Answers
Ajay
Approved Tutor Answer10 Years agoI hope you want to prove follwing identity. If yes then this not correct question as this can be never be true . For example put A = 45, LHS and RHS are not equal.
Gaurang Kotasthane
Yes ajay sir I didnt type it correct so it was amistke please help in soving this one and thankyou very much
Ajay
Hi Gaurang
the question still does not seem to be correct.
Can you post the screenshot of question attachment
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