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Prove that cosA sin $(90^{\circ} - A)$ = 1 - $s i n^{2} A$

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L.H.S = cosA sin $(90^{\circ} - A)$ = cos A. cosA = $c o s^{2} A$

= 1 - $s i n^{2} A$ = RHS

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