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prove the equation:


\frac{cos^2\alpha - sin^2\alpha}{cosec^2\alpha -cot^2\alpha } = 1


Please solve this equation

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Answered by abhicks
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Please check your question! There might be a mistake in above Equation!

Answered by aqaq83
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LHS: \frac{cos^2\alpha - sin^2\alpha}{cosec^2\alpha -cot^2\alpha } \\\\= \frac{-(sin^2\alpha - cos^2\alpha)}{-(cot^2\alpha -cosec^2\alpha) } \\\\= \frac{(sin^2\alpha - cos^2\alpha)}{(cot^2\alpha -cosec^2\alpha) } \\\\\\=\frac{1}{1} \\\\=1\\\\proved

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