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cos^2 theta/sin theta+ sin theta = cosec theta​

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Answered by gschandrakutty
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L.H.S,

→cos²A/sinA+sinA

→cos²A+sin²A/sinA. [sin²A+cos²A=1]

→1/sinA

→cosecA... [1/sinA=cosecA]

L.H.S=R.H.S


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Answered by rag060313
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Answer:

Cos^2 sin theta+ sin theta =

Cos^2theta/sin theta+ sin theta *sin theta=

Cos^2 theta+sin^2theta/sin theta

=1/sin theta( because sin square theta + cos square theta is equals to 1)

=cosec theta.

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