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(sin27°/cos63°)^2 + ( cos63°/ sin27°)^2

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Answered by kushal2002

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mates on solving the question answer is 2

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Answered by utsavmjoshi

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Step-by-step explanation:

(sin27/cos63)^2+(cos63/sin27)^2

=(sin27/sin27)^2 +( cos63/cos63)^2 [sin a = cos(90-a)]

=1+1

=2

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