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cosec 17°30'/sec 72°30'

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Answered by harendrachoubay
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The value of \dfrac{\csc 17°30'}{\sec 72°30'} is equal to one(1).

Step-by-step explanation:

We have,

\dfrac{\csc 17°30'}{\sec 72°30'}

To find, the value of \dfrac{\csc 17°30'}{\sec 72°30'} = ?

∵ 17°30' + 72°30' = 90°

\dfrac{\csc 17°30'}{\sec 72°30'}

=\dfrac{\csc 17°30'}{\sec(90-17°30')}

Using the trigonometric identity,

\csc A=\sec(90-A)

=\dfrac{\csc 17°30'}{\csc 17°30'}

= 1

∴ The value of \dfrac{\csc 17°30'}{\sec 72°30'} = 1

Thus, the value of \dfrac{\csc 17°30'}{\sec 72°30'} is equal to one(1).

Answered by sadhnakumarijmp
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