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Express tan theta in terms of cosec theta

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Answered by Damon
csc = 1/sin

so
sin = 1/ csc

sin^2 = 1/csc^2

cos^2 = 1 - sin^2 = 1 - 1/csc^2

so
tan^2 = sin^2/cos^2 = (1/csc^2)/[1-1/csc^2]

tan^2 = 1/[csc^2 - 1]

tan = sqrt (1/[csc^2 - 1] )
Answered by Steve
Or, more directly,

tan = 1/cot = 1/√(cot^2) = 1/√(csc^2-1)
Answered by A V S S NITHIN KUMAR
1/root cosec^2theta-1
Answered by Guna Sekhar
I want sec theta in terms of cosec theta
Answered by Gana
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Answered by Avinash
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Answered by Tanzil
tan theta = 1\ cot theta. tan theta = √1/cot² theta tan theta = √1/cosec² theta - 1 (W.K.T cosec² theta - cot² = 1, cot² theta = cosec² theta - 1) tan theta = √1/cosec² theta - 1
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