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sin theta+cosec theta= 2 find sin^2 + cosec^2 withoudt using identities

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Answered by sandy1816
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Answered by dibyangshughosh309
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sin \: theta   + cosec \: theta = 2

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 {sin}^{2}  + {cosec} ^{2}

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As we know that,

cosec\: theta \:  =  \frac{1}{sin \: theta}

Therefore,

sin \: theta  +  \frac{1}{sin \: theta}  = 2

 {sin}^{2} theta - 2sin \: theta + 1 = 0

 {sin}^{2}theta  - {1 } ^{2} = 0

 {(sin \: theta - 1)}^{2}  = 0

sin \: theta \:  = 1

Now,

 {sin }^{2} theta +  {cosec}^{2} theta

 =  {sin }^{2} theta +  \frac{1}{sin  ^{2}   \: theta}

 = 1 + 1

 = 2

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