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The value of \(\frac {1+tan^2θ}{1+cot^2θ} \times (1-sin^2θ)\) is
The value of \(\frac {1+tan^2θ}{1+cot^2θ} \times (1-sin^2θ)\) is
Updated On: Aug 20, 2024
- \(\frac {1}{sec^2θ}\)
- \(\frac {1}{cosec^2θ}\)
- \(tan^2θ\)
- \(cot^2θ\)
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The Correct Option is B
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The correct option is (B): \(\frac {1}{cosec^2θ}\).
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