Mathematics, 24.02.2021 21:10, FrankyV4387

If A and B are acute angles secA=3,cot=4,then find the value of (cosec²A+sin²B)/(cot²A+sec²B)

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If A and B are acute angles secA=3,cot=4,then find the value of (cosec²A+sin²B)/(cot²A+sec²B)...