if cosec theta +cot theta =k, then prove that cos theta= k square - 1 divide by k square +1
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1
Step-by-step explanation:
ANSWER
Given,
cosecθ+cotθ=k
sinθ
1
+
sinθ
cosθ
=k
sinθ
1+cosθ
=k
1+cosθ=ksinθ
Squaring both side,
(1+cosθ)
2
=k
2
sin
2
θ
(1+cosθ)
2
=k
2
(1−cos
2
θ)
(1+cosθ).(1+cosθ)=k
2
(1+cosθ)(1−cosθ)
1+cosθ=k
2
(1−cosθ)
1+cosθ=k
2
−k
2
cosθ
1+(1+k
2
)cosθ=k
2
(1+k
2
)cosθ=k
2
−1
cosθ=
k
2
+1
k
2
−1
The correct option is A
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0
Answer:
first apply golden rule and make every terms in terms of sin theta and cos theta( golden rule).
1+cos theta/sin theta= k. and then solve it.
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