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show how to prove this identity. cot^(2)θ=cos^(2)θ+((cotθ)(cosθ))^(2)
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take the right hand side \[cos^2θ+((cotθ)(cosθ))^2\]take out cos^(2)θ as a common term \[cos^2θ[1+(cotθ)^2]\]Since\[1+(cotθ)^2 = Cosec^2θ\]plug it in and simplify to get cot^(2)θ
did you understand the method?
i cant understand this part. pls explain. thanks! cos2θ[1+(cotθ)2]
Since \[Cosec^2\theta= \frac{1}{Sin^2\theta}\]\[Cos^2\theta*Cosec^2\theta=\frac{Cos^2\theta}{Sin^2\theta} = Cot^2\theta\]
i got it. thanks a lot akitav!
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