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(cosec thita - cot thita)square = 1- cos thita/ 1+ cos thita

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Answered by sahusanskar179
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Answered by Anonymous
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*I am using A" instead of Ø*

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( CosecA - CotA )² = \sf\dfrac{1-CosA}{1+CosA}

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Taking LHS,

\leadsto ({{\sf\dfrac{1}{SinA} - \sf\dfrac{CosA}{SinA} )}}^{2}

\leadsto ({\sf\dfrac{1-CosA}{SinA}})^{2}

\leadsto \sf\dfrac{ ({1 -  \cos(A) )}^{2} }{ { \sin(A) }^{2} }

\leadsto \sf\dfrac{{(1-CosA)(1-CosA)}}{{1-{Cos}^{2}A}}

\leadsto \sf\dfrac{\cancel{(1-CosA)}(1-CosA)}{\cancel{(1-CosA)}(1+CosA)}

\leadsto \sf\dfrac{1-CosA}{1+CosA}

\leadsto RHS

Hence proved!

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\large\bold{Identities\:used-}

\sf\dfrac{1}{SinA} = CosecA

\sf\dfrac{CosA}{SinA} = CotA

★ (a+b)(a-b) = a² - b²

★ Sin²A + Cos²A = 1

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