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sec (70° - theta) = cosec (20° + theta)

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Answered by nihalacharya15j

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Answer:

sec (70 ° - theta) = sec [90 ° - (20 ° + theta)] = cosec (20 ° + theta)

Answered by Devthakur006

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Answer:

Sec (70° - 0) = sec [90(-20° + 0)]=cosec (20° +0)

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