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1/9
Step-by-step explanation:
3x = Cosecθ => x = 1/3 Cosecθ
3/x = Cotθ = 1/x = 1/3 Cotθ
x² - 1/x² = Cosec²θ/9 - Cot²θ/9
= 1/9(Cosec²θ - Cot²θ)
= 1/9 (∵ Cosec²θ - Cot²θ = 1)
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Given:
3x = cosec y ——> 1
Squaring on both sides,
(3x)^2 = (cosec y)^2
9x^2 = cosec^2 y
3*3x^2 = cosec^2 y
3x^2 = (cosec^2 y)/3 ——> 2
3/x = cot y ——> 3
Squaring on both sides,
(3/x)^2 = (cot y)^2
9/(x)^2 = (cot y)^2
(3*3)/(x)^2 = (cot y)^2
3/(x)^2 = (cot^2 y)/3 ——> 4
Subtracting equation 4 from equation 3,
3x^2 - (3/(x)^2) = ((cosec^2 y)/3) - ((cot^2 y)/3)
3(x^2 - (1/(x)^2)) = (1/3)*((cosec^2 y) - (cot^2 y))
3(x^2 - (1/(x)^2)) = (1/3)*(1)
3(x^2 - (1/(x)^2)) = (1/3) ——> Answer
3x = cosec y ——> 1
Squaring on both sides,
(3x)^2 = (cosec y)^2
9x^2 = cosec^2 y
3*3x^2 = cosec^2 y
3x^2 = (cosec^2 y)/3 ——> 2
3/x = cot y ——> 3
Squaring on both sides,
(3/x)^2 = (cot y)^2
9/(x)^2 = (cot y)^2
(3*3)/(x)^2 = (cot y)^2
3/(x)^2 = (cot^2 y)/3 ——> 4
Subtracting equation 4 from equation 3,
3x^2 - (3/(x)^2) = ((cosec^2 y)/3) - ((cot^2 y)/3)
3(x^2 - (1/(x)^2)) = (1/3)*((cosec^2 y) - (cot^2 y))
3(x^2 - (1/(x)^2)) = (1/3)*(1)
3(x^2 - (1/(x)^2)) = (1/3) ——> Answer
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