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Step-by-step explanation:
cosec^2 theta (1-cos^2theta)=x
=> x= cosec^2theta × sin^2theta
==> x= 1/sin^2 theta × sin^2 theta
=> x=. 1 answer
4.>. given angle C=90°
=> ∆ABC is a right angle at C
TO PROVE = cosec^2A-tan^2B=1
cosec^2A= (AB/BC)^2
tan^2B= (AC/BC)^2
=> cosec^2A-tan^2B= (AB/BC)^2-(AC/BC)^2
LCM = (BC)^2
=>(AB)^2-(AC)2/(BC)^2
=> (BC)^2/(BC)^2= 1
PROVED
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