prove that (sec^2 theta -1)(1-cosec^2 theta)= -1
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As we know
sec²@-tan²@=1 & cosec²@-cot²@=1
→sec²@-1=tan²@ & 1-cosec²@=-cot²@
Putting the values we get
(sec²@-1)(1-cosec²@)
=tan2@×(–cot²@)
=–(tan@×cot@)²
=–1
[As cot@=1/tan@]
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