Cot^2 theta - 1/sin^2 theta =-1
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TO PROVE :
cot²@-(1/sin²@)=-1
PROOF :
LHS:
=cot²@-(1/sin²@)
[using 1/sinA=cosecA]
=cot²@-cosec²@
= - (cosec²@-cot²@)
[using cosec²A-cot²A=1]
= -(1)
= -1
=RHS
HENCE, PROVED
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Here is your answer
TO PROVE :
cot²@-(1/sin²@)=-1
PROOF :
LHS:
=cot²@-(1/sin²@)
[using 1/sinA=cosecA]
=cot²@-cosec²@
= - (cosec²@-cot²@)
[using cosec²A-cot²A=1]
= -(1)
= -1
=RHS
HENCE, PROVED
HOPE THIS HELPS YOU ☺
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