If tan θ = 1 √5 , Evaluate: cosec2θ−cot2θ cosec2θ + cot2θ
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Solution :-
→ tan θ = 1/√5
→ Perpendicular / Base = 1/√5
so,
→ Perpendicular = P = 1
→ Base = B = √5
using pythagoras theorem,
→ Hypotenuse = H = √(B² + P²)
→ H = √[(√5)² + (1)²]
→ H = √(5 + 1)
→ H = √6
then,
→ cosec θ = H/P = √6/1 = √6
→ cot θ = 1/tan θ = 1/(1/√5) = √5
therefore,
→ (cosec²θ − cot²θ) / (cosec²θ + cot²θ)
→ [(√6)² - (√5)²] / [(√6)² + (√5)²]
→ (6 - 5)/(6 + 5)
→ 1/11 (Ans.)
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