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solve:cot^2x+3/sinx+3=0

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Answered by SourabPardhan
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Answered by krishna210398
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Concept: using the formulae of the cotx and sinx

Given:cot^{2}x +\frac{3}{sinx} +3=0

To find:  solve the question.

Step-by-step explanation:

In chapter trigonometry there are many types of formulae  from which only following formulae  are used in the question which are

cotx=secx-1

and \frac{1}{sinx} =secx

so, cot^{2}x +\frac{3}{sinx} +3=0

or, sec^{2}x-1+3secx+3=0

or, sec^{2}x-1+3+3secx=0

or, secx(secx+1)+2(1+secx)=0         [∵ rationalization method is used]

or, (secx+1)(secx+2)=0

or, secx=-1 and secx=-2

or, sinx=-1  and sinx=-\frac{1}{2}

or,  x=n\pi +(-1)\frac{n\pi }{2}   or x=n\pi +(-1)\frac{n\pi }{6}

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