PURPOSE OF COT( ) IN MATH.

( ) Well. . . . cot( ) is the evil twin of tan( ).

( ) Imagine a small child coming down from the slide.

( ) Greater the slope. . . greater the value of tan( ). {Actually tan( ) = slope = dy/dx = rate of change of y w.r.t  x  }

( ) Greater the value of tan( ), . . .greater the velocity of the kid.

( ) Thus,
 velocity of the kid in a way = directly proportional to tan( ).

( ) Now greater the slope the kid. . . .the lesser the chances of the kid landing smoothly.
So probability of a smooth landing is inversely proportional to tan( ).

( ) But instead of writing 1/ tan ( ) . . . again and again in equations . . . .mathematicians wanted something more simpler.
So they invented a function cot( ) = 1/tan( ).

( ) At least it comes in the numerator .

( ) Now we can simply write,
Probability of safe landing of the kid is directly proportional to cot( )


INSTEAD OF WRITING THAT....
Probability of safe landing is inversely proportional to tan( ) . . .everywhere. . . . again and again.

SIMILARLY FOR COSEC( ) AND SEC( )
( ) Cosec ( ) is the evil twin of Sin( ). 

( ) Sin( ) in itself is a measure of how much perpendicular two forces/objects/influences/fields are. 

( ) Whenever any event involving two things takes place such that the more perpendicular they are the greater the impact.......SIN( ) comes into picture. Now perhaps you get why SIN(90) = maximum.

( ) For example, the impact of a ball on a cardboard wall will be max at 90 degree.

( ) So,...one can write.
Impact = proportional to SIN( ).

( ) So the chances of = inversely proportional to how 
the wall standing         perpendicular the ball is to the wall.

                                 = inversely proportional to SIN( )

  
SO INSTEAD OF WRITING 1/SIN( ) EVERYWHERE AND TO SAVE THE MESS....
THEY(MATHEMATICIAN) GAVE BIRTH TO COSEC( ).

( ) So now they could write,

Chances of the cardboard = proportional to COSEC( ).
wall standing.

NEAT, ISN'T IT?

                                                       ..............Binnoy
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I hardly understood Math in school. In fact was on the verge of dropping the subject I loved the most because as much as I loved the theory of it, I could not understand the math involved in it. However I loved the subject too much to be able to live without. Hopelessly, I was continuing my love-affair with it. 

Then one day....a miracle happened,....while applying a certain formula again and again.....I came to know its significance. Slowly and steadily....other equations also started clicking. I got to see a strong relationship between Maths and the Physics it was pointing towards. They both were the same. Maths was just an easy language to express a physical phenomenon. And a bit more to that in the sense that it could even predict the behaviour of a certain physical phenomenon. Equations now as if came to life.

 Every equation now had as if something to say. A burning urge to share these things with the world aflamed within me. So that no one has to give up the subject that he or she loves the most. 

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