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cot^2A-1/sin^2A is equal to:

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Answered by amitkumar44481
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AnsWer :

( D ) - 1.

QuestioN :

 \tt  Cot^2 A - \dfrac{1}{Sin^2A}  \: is \:  Equal  \: to  \: :

  • ( A ) tan²A.
  • ( B ) 1.
  • ( C ) cot²A.
  • ( D ) - 1.

SolutioN :

 \tt  Cot^2 A - \dfrac{1}{Sin^2A}  \: is \:  Equal  \: to  \: :

We know,

  • 1 + cot² A = Cosec² A.
  • 1 / Sin² A = Cosec² A.

 \tt   : \implies Cot^2 A - \dfrac{1}{Sin^2A}

 \tt   : \implies Cot^2 A - Cosec^2A

 \tt   : \implies Cot^2 A - Cosec^2A

✎ Now, Putting the Cot²A = Cosec²A - 1.

 \tt   : \implies \cancel {Cosec^2 A }- 1 - \cancel{Cosec^2A}

 \tt   : \implies  - 1.

Therefore, required value is - 1.

Answered by ThakurRajSingh24
8

Solution :-

Cot²A - 1 / Sin²A = ?

(A) Tan²A

(B) 1

(C)Cot²A

(D) -1

Explanation :-

=>Cot²A - 1 / Sin²A

=>Cot²A - Cosec²A ---( °.° 1/sin²A = cosec²A)

•As we know that,

Cot²A = Cosec²A - 1

=> .°. Cosec²A -1 - Cosec²A

=> -1 .

.°. Cot²A - 1/Sin²A = -1 .

Hence, the required value is -1.

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