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Prove that sec²∅+cosec²∅≥4.
Explain the steps too.

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Answered by Magnetron
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Applying  A.M \ge H.M on {sin}^{2}\phi and {cos}^{2}\phi,\\\Rightarrow\frac{{sin}^{2}\phi+{cos}^{2}\phi}{2}\ge\frac{2}{\frac{1}{{sin}^{2}\phi}+\frac{1}{{cos}^{2}\phi}}\\\Rightarrow\frac{1}{2}\ge\frac{2}{{cosec}^{2}\phi+{sec}^{2}\phi}\\\Rightarrow{cosec}^{2}\phi+{sec}^{2}\phi\ge4\\Q.E.D\\

singhmanasi03: Hey,what is A.M, and H.M.?Can you just elaborate?
Magnetron: Class?
Magnetron: I am asking this ensure I provide relevant information.
singhmanasi03: 11th standard.
Magnetron: I used a concept from sequences and series here. AM is arithmetic mean and HM is harmonic mean. AM of numbers is the sum of the numbers divided by 2 and HM is 2 divided by the sum of reciprocals of numbers. The above belongs to a famous mathematical inequality that holds true for positive real numbers. (AM>GM>HM)
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