Math, asked by shresthadinesh281, 1 year ago

Prove that: cosec^3 A - cot^3 A = 1 + 3cosec^2 A.cot^2 A


shresthadinesh281: Please help me to solve this question.

Answers

Answered by barunaalok85
6

Answer:

question is wrong type,your question will be cosec^6A-cot^6A=1+3cosec^2A.cot^2A then you will be solve.

Thanks!

Answered by PravinRatta
0

Here the LHS should be equal to RHS

The correct question is Cosec^{6}A - Cot^{6}A = 1 + 3Cosec^{2}A.Cot^{2}A

Given:

Cosec^{6}A - Cot^{6}A = 1 + 3Cosec^{2}A.Cot^{2}A

To find:

To prove that LHS = RHS.

Solution:

Let us look at the equation that is Cosec^{6}A - Cot^{6}A = 1 + 3Cosec^{2}A.Cot^{2}A\\

Let us transpose this equation in such a way that LHS has the trigonometric functions and RHS has the value 1. This can be done by changing the position of the function and its sign.

Cosec^{6}A - Cot^{6}A = 1 + 3Cosec^{2}A.Cot^{2}ACosec^{6}A - Cot^{6}A - 3Cosec^{2}A.Cot^{2}A = 1

The power of a value can be written as its multiple. Sine 6 is a power here it can be written as 2x3.

(Cosec^{2})^{3}A - (Cot^{2})^3A - 3Cosec^{2}A.Cot^{2}A = 1

As we know that A³ - B³ = (A - B)(A² + AB + B²)

So here

(Cosec^{2})^{3}A - (Cot^{2})^3A = (1) ((Cosec^2A)^2 + Cosec^2ACot^2A + (Cot^2A)^2)

Through trigonometric formulas, we know that Cosec^{2}A - Cot^{2}A = 1

Substitute this in that equation,

(Cosec^{2})^{3}A - (Cot^{2})^3A = (1) ((Cosec^2A)^2 + Cosec^2ACot^2A + (Cot^2A)^2)

Add this to the LHS of the proving equation,

(Cosec^{2})^{3}A - (Cot^{2})^3A - 3Cosec^{2}A.Cot^{2}A

(Cosec^2A)^2 + Cosec^2ACot^2A + (Cot^2A)^2 - 3Cosec^2A.Cot^2A

Here we are going to add 2Cosec^2A.Cot^2A -2Cosec^2A.Cot^2A

(Cosec^2A)^2 + Cosec^2ACot^2A + (Cot^2A)^2 + 2Cosec^2A.Cot^2A -2Cosec^2A.Cot^2A - 3Cosec^2A.Cot^2A

(Cosec^2A)^2 + Cosec^2ACot^2A + 2Cosec^2A.Cot^2A + (Cot^2A)^2 -2Cosec^2A.Cot^2A - 3Cosec^2A.Cot^2A(Cosec^2A)^2 + (Cot^2A)^2 -2Cosec^2A.Cot^2A + 3Cosec^2A.Cot^2An - 3Cosec^2A.Cot^2AAs we know (A² - B²) = A² + B² - 2AB

(Cosec^2A)^2 + (Cot^2A)^2 -2Cosec^2A.Cot^2A can be written as,(Cosec^{2}A)^2 - (Cot^{2}A)^2

According to trigonometric formulas, we know that Cosec^{2}A - Cot^{2}A = 1

= 1

Therefore,  LHS = RHS.

#SPJ3

Similar questions