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Step-by-step explanation:
1/tan^2 = cot^2 and vice-versa
Now
Consider LHS
1+1/tan^2=1+cot^2= cosec^2
1+1/cot^2=1+tan^2= sec^2
=Cosec^2* sec^2
We know that cosex^2=1/sin^2
Sec^2=1/cos^2=1/(1-sin^2)
Now
(1/sin^2)(1/(1-sin^2))
=1/(sin^2-sin^4)
= RHS
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