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sec A. cosec A. cot A is equivalent to:


yolo03: cosec^2A i think
yolo03: secA and CosA(in CotA) will get cancelled
yolo03: we'll be left with 1/sinA 1/sinA
yolo03: = 1/sin^2A
yolo03: = Cosec^2A
kevinujunioroy492d: yo good

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Answered by kevinujunioroy492d
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secA cosecA cotA = (1/sinA cos A)CosA/SinA

=1/sin^2 A=cosec^2A
Answered by mahinderjeetkaur878
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Answer: - 1/Sin²A OR Cosec²A.

Detailed solution: -

Given: -

The problem given is - sec A. cosec A. cot A

We need to find the value that is equivalent to sec A. cosec A. cot A

Therefore,

  • To find the equivalent to sec A. cosec A. cot A, we will use the trigonometry identities.

Therefore,

Sec A = \frac{1}{Cos A}

Cosec A = \frac{1}{SinA}

Cot A = \frac{1}{Tan A} = \frac{CosA}{SinA}

Now,

Putting the above-mentioned identities of the trigonometry in the given problem sec A. cosec A. cot A, we will get,

sec A. cosec A. cot A

= \frac{1}{CosA}*\frac{1}{SinA}*\frac{CosA}{SinA}

(The denominator Cos A will be cancelled with the numerator Cos A and Sin A will be multiplied with Sin A written as a denominator)

= \frac{1}{Sin^{2} A}

OR

= Cosec²A (as the value of 1/Sin^2A = Cosec²A)

Explanation: -

  • Trigonometry is a branch of mathematics.
  • It helps in solving the problems dealing with angles and the sides of the triangles according to the functions of the angles given.
  • Whenever we need to solve any Trigonometry sums or problems, we need to put the value of the thetas (θ).
  • We can need to use the trigonometry identities to solve a problem dealing with angles as well as with the sides of the triangles.

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