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cosec {}^{2} theta -  { \tan^2} {90  - theta }=  { \sin}^{2} theta +  \sin(90 - theta)
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Answered by ayushgupta113
5
HELLO DEAR,

we know that:-

tan(90-theta)=cot theta
and

(cosec ² theta-cot²theta)= 1

let THETA=alpha
 { \cosec}^{2}  \alpha  -  { \tan}^{2} (90 -  \alpha ) \\  =  > ({ \cosec}^{2}  \alpha  -  \cot^{2}  \alpha ) = 1
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Answered by amritanshu6
0
tan(90-theta)=cot theta
and 

(cosec ² theta-cot²theta)= 1

let THETA=alpha
\begin{lgathered}{ \cosec}^{2} \alpha - { \tan}^{2} (90 - \alpha ) \\ = > ({ \cosec}^{2} \alpha - \cot^{2} \alpha ) = 1\end{lgathered}cosec2α−tan2(90−α)=>(cosec2α−cot2α)=1​ 

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