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prove that cosec^4x-cosec^2x=cot^4x+cot^2x​

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Given cosec^4x-cosec^2x=cot^4x+cot^2x

We need to prove that: LHS=RHS

Let us consider the left hand side is:

cosec^4\Theta  - cosec^2\Theta

We can further write is as cosec^4\Theta  = (cosec^2\Theta )^2.

Therefore,

(cosec^2\Theta )2 - cosec^2\Theta

We all know that, cosec^2\Theta = 1+cot^2\Theta

Putting the value in the above equation

(1+cot^2\Theta)^2 - (1+cot^2\Theta )

We can write (1+cot^2\Theta )^2 = 1+cot^4\Theta  + 2cot^2\Theta,

Putting it in the equation as well:

1+ cot^4\Theta  + 2cot^2\Theta  - 1 - cot^2 \Theta

= cot^4\Theta  + cot^2\Theta

According to the Equation,

RHS= cot^4\Theta + cot^2\Theta

LHS=RHS

Hence Proved

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