it sin+cos =p and sec+ cosc =q ,then q [ p 2_1]=
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Step-by-step explanation:
sin+cos=p
sec+cosec=q
q(p^2-1)=
let p=q then
p(p^2-1)=p2
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Step-by-step explanation: putting the given values in equation
(Sec+cosec)×{(sin+cos)^2-1}=2p
(")×{sin^2+cos^2+2sincos-1}="
(1/cos+1/sin)×{1+2sincos-1}="
Sin+cos/sincos×2sincos="
2×(sin+cos)="
2×(p)="
2p=2p hence proved
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