Math, asked by jaydeepjd8517, 1 year ago

sin(π+Φ)sin(π+Φ)cosec^2Φ is equal to

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Answered by helloamlanpc4nu1

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sin(pi+phi) = - sin(phi)
cosec^2(phi) = 1/sin(phi)

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Answered by silu12

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sin^2theta.cosec^2theta=1
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