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 \rm\underline {\large{Identity \:Used}} :

sin {}^{2} \alpha \: + cos {}^{2} \alpha = 1

 \frac{1}{sin\: a } = cosec a [ Or vice - versa ]

 \frac{1}{cos\: a } = sec a [ Or vice - versa ]

( \: a + b \: ) {}^{2} = a {}^{2} + b {}^{2} + 2ab
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