if secQ+tanQ=p then find cosecqQ value
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CosecQ = (p^2 +1) / ( p^2 -1)
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we know sec²x - tan²x = 1
so, sec²Q - tan²Q = 1
or, (secQ - tanQ)(secQ - tanQ) = 1
or, (secQ - tanQ) = 1/(secQ + tanQ) = 1/P
now, solve equations ; secQ + tanQ = P and secQ - tanQ = 1/P
e.g., (secQ - tanQ) + (secQ + tanQ) = p + 1/p
2secQ = (p² + 1)/p
secQ = (p² + 1)/2p
cosQ = 2p/(p² + 1) = base/hypotenuse
perpendicular =
= ±(p² - 1)
so, cosecQ = hypotenuse/perpendicular
= ± (p² + 1)/(p² - 1)
so, sec²Q - tan²Q = 1
or, (secQ - tanQ)(secQ - tanQ) = 1
or, (secQ - tanQ) = 1/(secQ + tanQ) = 1/P
now, solve equations ; secQ + tanQ = P and secQ - tanQ = 1/P
e.g., (secQ - tanQ) + (secQ + tanQ) = p + 1/p
2secQ = (p² + 1)/p
secQ = (p² + 1)/2p
cosQ = 2p/(p² + 1) = base/hypotenuse
perpendicular =
= ±(p² - 1)
so, cosecQ = hypotenuse/perpendicular
= ± (p² + 1)/(p² - 1)
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