sec^2 theta -cot^2 (90-theta)/cosec^2 67-tan^2 23+(sin^2 40+sin^2 50
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let theta be a
lets solve numerator first
sec^2a-cot^2(90-a) * { sec^2a -tan^2a=1}
= sec^2a-tan^a
=1
now denominator
=cosec^2 67-tan^2 23+(sin^2 40+sin^2 50)
=cosec^2 67-tan^2(90-67)+(sin^2 40+sin^2 90-40) * { cosec^2 a-tan^2 a=1}
=cosec^2 67-cot^2 67+(sin^2 40+cos^2 40) * {sin ^2 a+cos^2 a =1}
=1+1
=2
therefore answer is 1/2
lets solve numerator first
sec^2a-cot^2(90-a) * { sec^2a -tan^2a=1}
= sec^2a-tan^a
=1
now denominator
=cosec^2 67-tan^2 23+(sin^2 40+sin^2 50)
=cosec^2 67-tan^2(90-67)+(sin^2 40+sin^2 90-40) * { cosec^2 a-tan^2 a=1}
=cosec^2 67-cot^2 67+(sin^2 40+cos^2 40) * {sin ^2 a+cos^2 a =1}
=1+1
=2
therefore answer is 1/2
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