Math, asked by bbarik, 1 year ago

hellow frnds
plz solve the problem
step by step. and gd night

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Answered by Anonymous
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hey mate
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laba46: If you write tan @and cot @ as the ratio of sin and cos it will be very easy .
Answered by TheRock280103
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hey

1/1+tan^2a +1/1+cot^2a
we know that

1+tan^2a= sec^2a. 1+cot^2a=cosec^2a

therefore
1/sec^2a +1/cosec^2a

=cos^2a + sin^2a. (sin^2a = 1/cosec^2a. & cos^2a = 1/sec^2a)

=1. (cos^2a + sin^2a = 1)

laba46: If you write tan @ and cot@ as the ratio of sin and cos it would be very easy.
TheRock280103: k thanks
bbarik: thnk you
laba46: bbarik Do it as I said , may be it will be very easy.
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