Math, asked by gauravoswal4497, 10 months ago

sin square theta + cos square theta equal to 1 divided by sin squared theta

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Answered by rumisharma7887

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sin2theta +cos2theta=1/sin2theta

sin4theta+sin2theta.cos2theta=1. (taking sin2theta as lcm)

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