SOLUTION: Prove the following: a) CosA = CotA SecA b) SinA = CscA (1+CosA) 1-CosA

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Question 1012120: Prove the following:
a) CosA = CotA
SecA
b) SinA = CscA (1+CosA)
1-CosA

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