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1/cosec theta+cos theta - 1/sintheta=1/sintheta-1/cosectheta-cottheta​

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Answered by senboni123456
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We have,

\tt{\dfrac{1}{cosec(\theta)+cot(\theta)}-\dfrac{1}{sin(\theta)}}

\sf{=\dfrac{cosec^2(\theta)-cot^2(\theta)}{cosec(\theta)+cot(\theta)}-cosec(\theta)}

\sf{=\dfrac{\{cosec(\theta)-cot(\theta)\}\{cosec(\theta)+cot(\theta)\}}{cosec(\theta)+cot(\theta)}-cosec(\theta)}

\sf{=cosec(\theta)-cot(\theta)-cosec(\theta)}

\sf{=cosec(\theta)-\{cosec(\theta)+cot(\theta)\}}

\sf{=\dfrac{1}{sin(\theta)}-\bigg\{\dfrac{cosec(\theta)+cot(\theta)}{cosec^2(\theta)-cot^2(\theta)}\bigg\}}

\sf{=\dfrac{1}{sin(\theta)}-\bigg\{\dfrac{cosec(\theta)+cot(\theta)}{(cosec(\theta)-cot(\theta))(cosec(\theta)+cot(\theta))}\bigg\}}

\sf{=\dfrac{1}{sin(\theta)}-\dfrac{1}{cosec(\theta)-cot(\theta)}}

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