Math, asked by rakeshdbk111, 1 year ago

show that, sin2 teta (1+cot2 teta) = 1


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Answered by WilsonChong
3

Answer:

sin^2\theta \left(1+cot^2\theta \right)=\frac{1+cot^2\theta }{csc^2\theta }=\frac{csc^2\theta }{csc^2\theta }=1 QED.

The key here is to use trigonometric identity and play around with some reciprocal trigonometry.

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Step-by-step explanation:



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Answered by Anonymous
5

Answer: hi


Step-by-step explanation:


A well know trigonometry identity


1 + Cot² ( x ) = Cosec² ( x )



=> Sin ² ( x ) × Cosec² ( x )


=> Sin² ( x ) × 1 / { Sin² ( x ) }


= 1


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