Math, asked by sandeshsuebdi361, 13 days ago

prove that:
2/sin^2 A = 2 cosec^2

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Answered by pc8075448

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Answer:

1/sinA = cosecA

2/sin^2A = 2cosec^2A

Answered by kirtimohan955

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Answer:

2^sn2222222222222333^*

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