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It contains potash, phosphoric acid and lime which is ideal for the growth of sugarcane, wheat, rice, etc..
Soil in the drier area are more alkaline and can be productive after proper irrigation..
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Aadya Singh 5 years, 10 months ago
=> [sinA/cosA/(1- cosA/sinA)] + [cosA/sinA/(1- sinA/cosA ]
=> [ sinA / cosA / sinA-cosA/sinA] + [ cosA/sinA/cosA-sinA/cosA]
=>[ sin2A / cosA(sinA - cosA)] + [ cos2A/sinA(cosA - sinA) ]
=> [ sin2A/cosA(sinA - cosA) ] - [ cos2A/sinA ( sinA - cosA)]
=> [( sin3 A - cos3A)/ sinAcosA(sinA - cosA)
=> (sinA - cosA)( sin2A + cos2A + sinAcosA) / sinAcosA(sinA - cosA)
=> (sin2A + cos2A + sinAcosA) / sinAcosA
=> ( 1 + sinAcosA)/ sinAcosA
=> 1/sinAcosA + 1
=> cosecA secA + 1
=> secAcosecA + 1
=> Now, LHS = RHS....So, it's prove...
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