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3. If cosec A-sin A=p and sec A- cos A= q then prove that
(p2q)2/3+ (pq2)2/3= 1
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Answered by Anonymous
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→ q(p 2 - 1) = 2p

→ LHS = q(p 2 - 1)

→ sec + coses [(sin + cos)] 2-1

→ ( sec + coses ) [ sin 2 + cos 2 + 2 sin. cos - 1]

→ ( 1/ cos + 1/ sin) [ 1+2sin. cis-1]

[ Identity : sin 2= cis 2=1]

taking LCM of 1/sin + 1/cos

→ ( sin + cos / sin. cos) [ 2 sin. cos]

→ sin + cos / sin. cos² sin. cos

→ 2( sin + cos )

→ 2(p) ( sin + cos =p)

Therefore , 2p = RHS

hence , 2p = 2p

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Answered by shreyashkulkarnib2
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answer = here given cosecA-SinA=p

1/sinA-sinA=p

1-sin2A/sinA=p

cos2A/sinA=p

&also now sec

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