Show that: cosec²theta -tan²(90-theta)= sin²theta+ sin(90-theta)
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tan2 theta= cot2(90deg-theta) hence , tan2(90deg -theta) = cot 2 theta
therefore LHS (left side) = cosec2 theta -cot2theta = 1 (by theorem cosec2 theta = 1 + cot2theta)
cos2 theta= sin2(90deg-theta), hence sin2(90deg-theta)= cos2 theta,
hence in RHS ,= sin2 theta +sin2(90deg-theta)=sin2 theta +cos2 theta= 1 (by theorem sin2theta +cos2 theta =1)
hence LHS = RHS
therefore LHS (left side) = cosec2 theta -cot2theta = 1 (by theorem cosec2 theta = 1 + cot2theta)
cos2 theta= sin2(90deg-theta), hence sin2(90deg-theta)= cos2 theta,
hence in RHS ,= sin2 theta +sin2(90deg-theta)=sin2 theta +cos2 theta= 1 (by theorem sin2theta +cos2 theta =1)
hence LHS = RHS
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