Math, asked by Anonymous, 6 months ago

please solve it.............​

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Answered by rohitkhajuria90
1

Answer:

8/7

Step-by-step explanation:

Taking theta as alpha

cosec \alpha  + cot \alpha  =  \frac{7}{8}

We know that

 {cosec}^{2}  \alpha  -  { \cot }^{2}  \alpha  = 1 \\ (cosec \alpha  + cot \alpha  )(cosec \alpha  - cot \alpha ) = 1

Putting the value

 \frac{7}{8}  \times (cosec \alpha  - cot \alpha ) = 1 \\ (cosec \alpha  - cot \alpha ) = 1 \times  \frac{8}{7}  \\ (cosec \alpha  - cot \alpha ) =  \frac{8}{7}

Answered by kush193874
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Answer:

Answer:

Option A is correct

bcoz change in energy is given as

(b). we know that

f=c/wavelength

f=3×10^8/580×10^-9

f=5.172×10^14 Hz

wave number=1/wavelength

=1/580×10^-9

=1.72×10^6/m

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