Find the value of
[sec(85°+∅)-sin(14°-∅)-cosec(5°-∅)+cos(76°+∅)]
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firstly convert sec into cosec and cos into sin
let theta be @
identity which we will use are
cosec (90-@) = sec@
sin(90-@) = cos@
so...
A.T.Q.
sec(85-@) - cosec(5-@) - sin(14-@) + cos (76+@)
:; cosec [90-(85+@)] - cosec (5-@) - cos [90-(14-@)] +cos (76-@)
cosec (5-@) - cosec (5-@) - cos (76+@)+ cos (76+@)
:: 0+0 =0
please make it brain list if there is any confusion then you can ask on comment
please make it brain list
thanx
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let theta be @
identity which we will use are
cosec (90-@) = sec@
sin(90-@) = cos@
so...
A.T.Q.
sec(85-@) - cosec(5-@) - sin(14-@) + cos (76+@)
:; cosec [90-(85+@)] - cosec (5-@) - cos [90-(14-@)] +cos (76-@)
cosec (5-@) - cosec (5-@) - cos (76+@)+ cos (76+@)
:: 0+0 =0
please make it brain list if there is any confusion then you can ask on comment
please make it brain list
thanx
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