Math, asked by abhinav5752, 10 months ago

what if we multiply secQ by cosec(90-Q)?

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Answered by saurabhsinghbihari

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Answer:

cosec (90-Q) = SecQ × secQ = sec^2Q

Answered by abhi7713

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Answer:

SecQ*Cosec(90-Q)

WE KNOW THAT COSEC(90-THETA)=SEC THETA

THEREFORE, IT IS EQUAL TO :

SECQ*SECQ

i.e SEC^2Q

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