Prove That (1+Sec A)/(sec A)=(sin^2 A)/(1-cos A)

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"I don't know why everyone in the comments is saying it is wrong. The method is correct; maths can also be done like that. However, it's true that this method is risky for exams, as you don't know who is going to check your paper. If the teacher is good, then he/she will give you marks. But if the teacher is not good, then you will not get marks, so it's better to use other methods.

I am not saying that the teacher in the video is not good, but taking risks is not good for exams, as each and every mark matters. Although the teacher was great, and the explanation was very good. 🙂"

Tanishq

Thanks this is correct✅✅✅ method perfect💯

FactsWorld

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Muslim-tk

Dont take tension as board will accept all methods that exist

aaravshaumitvalanishorts

This method is absolutely correct, because it is done exactly same in a guid (oswal )

viralgaming

Very Very Thank you sir this is very helpful ❤ 🙏

rishidafadar

Sir please tell me how did you multiply in step 4

sambro

How do you know that u have to multiple 1-cos a/1-cos a

demonslayer

Proving doesn't mean that u have to prove by the way u wanted there must be some logic behind it. Why did u multiply?

aabhigyaraj

Sir this is correct but very complex method

rekharajesh

How if instead of plus is minus there how to do????

musaandrea

Why we multiply 1 minus cos a with 1 plus cos a ??

facts

Pls solve ex 8.4 no 5 -3 from ncert that proving one

shradhaverma

No I dont like your explanation so thanyou 😂😂

KrishnaguptaGupta

No doubt this clean and clear wrong method I could not understand without any clarity why are coming to teach us . Your teaching sooo bad😢

perambalurjda

Wrong method! You fool leave teaching, Because of u i lost my marks in exam

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