Prove that sec^2A + cosec^2A can never be less than 2.
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either see the solution given below
(secx)^2+(cosec)^2=2+((tanx)^2+(cotx)^2)
Using A.M is greater than or equal to G.M we get
((tanx)^2+(cotx)^2)/2 is greater than or equal to ((tanx)^2(cotx)^2)^1/2 i.e 1.
(secx)^2+(cosecx)^2 is greater than or equal to 2+2 i.e 4.
Hence minimum value of (secx)^2+(cosecx)^2 is 4.
means greater then 2
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i m taking x in place of A
either see the solution given below
(secx)^2+(cosec)^2=2+((tanx)^2+(cotx)^2)
Using A.M is greater than or equal to G.M we get
((tanx)^2+(cotx)^2)/2 is greater than or equal to ((tanx)^2(cotx)^2)^1/2 i.e 1.
(secx)^2+(cosecx)^2 is greater than or equal to 2+2 i.e 4.
Hence minimum value of (secx)^2+(cosecx)^2 is 4.
means greater then 2
☆☆:)
i m taking x in place of A
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