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prove that. cos(π+x)×cos(-x)÷sin (π-x)×cos(π/2+x)=cot^2x

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Answered by chandrima5675
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Answer:

LHS.

Cos(π+x)×cos(-x) ÷ sin(π-x)×cos(π/2+x)

= -cosx.cosx ÷ sinx.-sinx

= -cos^2 x ÷ -sin^2 x

= cos^2 x ÷ sin^2 x

= (cosx ÷ sinx)^2

= cot^2 x = RHS

Explanation:

cos(π+x) = -cosx

cos(-x) = cosx

sin(π-x) = sinx

cos(π/2+x) = -sinx

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