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SIN THETA = 3/4

Prove that root cosec^2 theta - cot^2 theta /sec^2 theta - 1 = root7/3

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Answered by asish96
4

let take tetha be x

sin x= 3/4

given

=>(cosec^2 - cot^2 /SEC^2-1)root

=>(cosec^2- cot^2 / tan^2 )root

=>(1/tan^2x)root

=>(cos^2 /sin^2)root

p=3 h=4 b=?

b^{2} =h^{2}-p^{2}

>b^{2}=16-9

=>b^{2}=7

=>b=\sqrt{7}

then cos^2 /sin^2

=>{(7/4)/(3/4)}root

=>\sqrt{7/3}

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