Math, asked by jag12388, 1 year ago

cos theta (1+ tan^2 theta )/cosec theta = 1

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Answered by SRK1729

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costheta (sec^2theta)/cosec theta

sec theta /cosec theta =tan theta

tan theta only can be 1 if theta is 45°

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