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sin 28°× sec 62° + cosec² 30°
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Answered by AjmeeraJagadishwar
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GIVEN:

Trigonometric expressions i.e, sin 28°× sec 62° + cosec² 30°

To Find:

The value of the expression sin 28°× sec 62° + cosec² 30°.

Procedure:

  • The expression is sin 28°×sec 62°+cosec² 30°.
  • The above expression can also be written as (sin28°/cos62°)+cosec² 30°.
  • According to the trigonometric properties secx=(1/cosx) .[ Sine , Cos, Tan trigonometric functions are the inverses of the trigonometric functions Cosec , Sec and Cot respectively!
  • The above expression can be furtherly modified as follows:

         (sin28°/sin28°)+cosec² 30°.

  •  Since it follows the trigonometric properties i.e, sin(90-x)=cosx.

         [ Above relation is Taken from the  trigonometric relations ]

  • Therefore, the expression finally changed to 1+cosec² 30°

        (since sin28°/sin28°=1 as they are equal values)

  • Since the  value of cosec30°=2, Substitute the value in the modified expression for the final result

     => 1+cosec² 30°= 1+4=5 .

Therefore, The value of the expression sin 28°× sec 62° + cosec² 30° =5.

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