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prove that (1+1/tan^2 theta ) (1+1/cot^2 theta)= 1/sin^2 theta-sin ^4 theta​

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Answered by neerajsingh8278
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Answer:

=(1+tan^(2) A) + (1+(1) / (tan^(2) A))

=Sec²A + sec²A/tan²A

=Sec²A(1+tan²A)/tan²a

= Sec⁴A/tan²A

=1/(sin²A.cos²A)

=1/[sin²A(1-sin²A)]

=1/(sin²A-sin⁴A). Proved…

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