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((cot^2theta)/(1+csctheta))=((1-sintheta)/(sintheta))

((cot^2theta)/(1+csctheta))=((1-sintheta)/(sintheta))
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((cot^2theta)/(1+csctheta))=((1-sintheta)/(sintheta))

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R.H.S = 1/sintheta - sintheta/sintheta = csctheta - 1

cot^2theta = csctheta^2 - 1 = (csctheta - 1) (csctheta+1)

L.H.S = (csctheta - 1)(csctheta+1)/1+csctheta = cscstheta - 1 = R.H.S



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