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Sec^2(90 - theta) is equal to

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Answered by shashanksingh61

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Answer:

cosec^2theta

Step-by-step explanation:

since we know sec(90-theta)=cosec theta

similarly,

sec^2(90-theta)=cosec^2 theta

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