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Dgellow · Answer 1 · 2023-09-18T12:25:36+0000

Answer:

tanA/2.

Explanation:

some trigonometric properties:

* tanA = sinA/cosA

* secA = 1/cosA

* cscA = 1/sinA

* cotA = cosA/sinA

1/sinA - cotA

1/sinA - cosA/sinA

1 - cosA / sinA

.... 1 - cosR / sinR = tan(R/2)

1 - cosA / sinA

= tanA/2.

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