If tan???? =1/√7, show that cosec²????-sec²????/cosec²????+sec²????=3/4
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Tan theta = opposite side/adjacent side
tan theta=1/root 7
Therefore,
Opposite side=1 and Adjacent side= root 7
By Pythogoras theorem
Hypotenuse^2=Adjacent^2+Opposite^2
Hypotenuse^2 = root 7^2 + 1^2
Hypotenuse^2 = 7+1
Hypotenuse = root 8
Sin theta = Opposite/ Hypotenuse
Sin theta = 1/root 8
Therefore,
cosec theta = root 8/1
cos theta = Adjacent/Hypotenuse
Cos theta = root 7/root 8
Therfore,
sec theta = root 8/ root 7
Now,
Cosec^2 theta - Sec^2 theta / Cosec^2 theta + Sec^2 theta
Root 8^2/1^2 - Root8^2/root 7^2 / root 8^2/1^2 + root8^2/root 7^2
8/1-8/7 / 8/1+8/7
56-8/7 /56+8/7
48/7 / 64/7
48/7 *7/64
48/64
3/4
The answer is 3/4.
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