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log sin tita+log cosec tita=

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Answered by sharmilafareedp30hcc
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log sin x+log cosec x
we know,loga +log b=log ab
⇒log sin x+log cosec x =log sinx*cosecx
                                      = log 1  [∵sin x * cosec x=1]
                                      = 0
log sin x+ log cosec x = 0 

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Answered by ushmagaur
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Question: log(sin\theta) + log(cosec\theta) =

Answer:

The value of logarithm function log(sin\theta) + log(cosec\theta) is 0.

Step-by-step explanation:

Some properties of the logarithm function:-

(i) log a + log b = log(ab)

(ii) log a - log b = log(\frac{a}{b})

(iii) alog b = log(b^a)

(iv) log1 = 0

(v) log(10^n) = n

Step 1 of 1

Consider the given logarithm function as follows:

log(sin\theta) + log(cosec\theta)

Using the property (i) of logarithm function, we have

log(sin\theta cosec\theta) _____ (1)

As we know,

cosec\theta = 1/sin\theta

So, substitute the value of cosec\theta in the function (1) as follows:

⇒ log(sin\theta × 1/sin\theta)

⇒ log(1)

⇒ 0 (Since log1 = 0)

Therefore, the value of given logarithm function is 0.

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