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if cosecA +cotA = m then show that m^2-1/m^2+1 = cos A

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Answered by mysticd
156
cosec A + cot A =m-----(1)

lhs = (m²-1)/(m²+1)

= [(cosec A+cot A)² - 1]/[(cosec A +cot)²+1] from (1)

= [ cosec² A +2cosecAcotA+cot² A-1]/[cosec²A +2cosec AcotA+cot ²A +1]

= [(cosec ²A-1 )+2cosec AcotA+cot²A]/[cosec²A +2cosecAcotA +(cot²A+1)]

= [cot²A+2cosecAcotA+cot²A]/[cosec²A+2cosecAcotA+cosec²A]
{since cosec²A-1 = cot²A and cot²A +1 = cosec²A]

=[2cot²A+2cosecAcotA]/[2cosec²A+2cosecAcotA]

=[2cotA(cotA+cosecA)]/ [2cosecA(cosecA+cotA)]
after cancellation
=cotA/cosecA

=(cosA/sinA)/(1/sinA)
= cosA
=rhs
Answered by himanish912
35

Answer:


Step-by-step explanation:cosec A + cot A =m-----(1)


lhs = (m²-1)/(m²+1)


= [(cosec A+cot A)² - 1]/[(cosec A +cot)²+1] from (1)


= [ cosec² A +2cosecAcotA+cot² A-1]/[cosec²A +2cosec AcotA+cot ²A +1]


= [(cosec ²A-1 )+2cosec AcotA+cot²A]/[cosec²A +2cosecAcotA +(cot²A+1)]


= [cot²A+2cosecAcotA+cot²A]/[cosec²A+2cosecAcotA+cosec²A]

{since cosec²A-1 = cot²A and cot²A +1 = cosec²A]


=[2cot²A+2cosecAcotA]/[2cosec²A+2cosecAcotA]


=[2cotA(cotA+cosecA)]/ [2cosecA(cosecA+cotA)]

after cancellation

=cotA/cosecA


=(cosA/sinA)/(1/sinA)

= cosA

=rhs



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