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Prove: sec2 + cosec2 = sec2 × cosec2

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Answered by manavahujathegreat

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Answer:

hence proved

Step-by-step explanation:

sec2=1/cos2

cosec2=1/sin2

LHS

sec2+ cosec2= 1/cos2+1/sin2

lcm

sin2 + cos2

divided by cos2*sin2

=1/sin2cos2(as sin2 + cos2 =1)

RHS

1/cos2*1/sin2

=1/sin2cos2

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