Math, asked by rishikapadia, 1 year ago

if (1+cos theta)(1-cos theta).cosec^2 theta=k. find value of k


drashti5: k =1

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Answered by BrAinlyPriNcee
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Solution:-

( 1 + cosA) ( 1 - Cos A) × Cosec^2A = k

=> ( 1 - Cos^2A) × Cosec^2A

=> Sin^2A × Cosec^2A

=> Sin^2A × 1/ Sin^2A

=> 1.

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Answered by jatinkhanchandani
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k=1
because
we know that
cosec^2 theta=1/sin^2theta

then (1+cos theta)(1-cos theta).cosec^2=
(1-cos^2 theta).1/sin^2 theta

we know that
(1-cos^2 theta)=sin^2 theta

then sin^2 theta / sin^2 theta=1


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