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- Anonymous2 months ago
This is not a question about Chemistry. It needs moving to Mathematics.
- AshLv 72 months ago
1+cot²θ = csc²θ
cot²θ = csc²θ - 1
tan²θ = 1/(csc²θ - 1)
tanθ = - √[1/(csc²θ - 1)] .... negative root is selected as θ belongs to QII
tanθ = - √[1/((9/4)² - 1)]
tanθ = - √[1/(81/16) - 1)]
tanθ = - √[1/(65/16)]
tanθ = - √(16/65)
tanθ = - 4/√65
cosθ = (cosθ/sinθ)*sinθ
cosθ = (1/tanθ)(1/cscθ)
cosθ = -((√65)/4)(4/9)
cosθ = -(√65)/9
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