Math, asked by khushi2050, 9 months ago

Write an example of question which uses identity
cosec {}^{2} \alpha   = 1 +  {cot}^{2}  \alpha

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Answered by Anonymous
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Tan²A + Cot²A = Sec²ACosec²A - 2

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Take L.H.S ,

Tan²A + Cot²A

= (Sec²A - 1) + (Cosec²A - 1)

= Sec²A + Cosec²A - 2

= \large \bf {{\frac{1}{Cos^{2}A}} \: + \: {\frac{1}{Sin^{2}A}} \: -2}

= \large \bf {{\frac{Sin^{2}A \: + \: Cos^{2}A}{Cos^{2}ASin^{2}A}}-2}

= \large \bf {{\frac{1}{Cos^{2}ASin^{2}A}}-2}

= \large \bf {Sec^{2}A.Cosec^{2}A-2}

Hence Proved

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