Prove that root3 (cosec (20))-sec (20)=4
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Root 3 /sin 20 - 1/cos 20 = (root3 cos 20 - sin 20 )/ (sin 20 cos 20) (multiplying and dividing by 2) = 2* (root3/2 cos 20 -1/2 sin 20)/ (sin 20 cos 20) now sin 20 cos 20 = (2 sin 20 cos 20)/2 = (sin 40)/2 and writing root3/2 = sin 60, 1/2 = cos 60 = 2* (sin 60 cos 20 - cos 60 sin 20)/ (sin 40)/2 = 4* (sin (60-20))/sin 40 = 4* (sin 40)/sin 40 =4 Ask if any doubt in any step :)
Hello, 1) Rappels: all angles are in degree. cos(a+b)=cos(a)cos(b)-sin(a)sin(b) 2sin(a)cos(a)=sin(2a) sin(a)=cos(90-a) cos(30)=√3/2 sin(30)=1/2 2) √3 cos(20)-sin(20)=2(√3/2 cos(20)-1/2 sin(20) =2*(cos(30) *sin(20)-sin(30) sin(20))=2 cos(30+20)=2 cos(50) sin(20) cos(20)=1/2 cos(40)=1/2 cos(50) <span>√3 (cosec (20))-sec (20) = √3 /sin(20)-1/cos(20) =[√3*cos(20)-sin(20)]/(sin(20)cos(20)) =2 cos(50)/ (1/2cos(50))=4 </span>
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