Prove that cosA-sinA-1cosA-sinA-1-cosecA-cotA -

LHS = cosA sinA+1cosA+sinA 1 dividing Nr and Dr by sinA we get, =cosAsinA sinAsinA+1sinAcosAsinA+sinAsinA 1sinA = cotA 1+cosecAcotA ...

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Prove that $\frac{c o s A - s i n A + 1}{c o s A + s i n A - 1} = c o s e c A + c o t A$ .

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