This is your question
Sin ^2 63 + sin ^ 2 27/ cos ^17 + cos^ 73
This is what I think you actually meant
(Sin ^2 (63) + sin ^ 2 (27)/ (cos ^2 (17) + cos^2 (73))
You need to be more careful - anyway
$$sin\theta = cos(90-\theta)$$ and vise versa - you can see this if you draw a right angled triangle and take a look
therefore
sin63=cos27 and cos73=sin17 so the question becomes
$$\frac{cos^2 (27)+sin^2(27)}{cos^2(17)+sin^2(17)}\\
=\frac{1}{1}\\
=1$$
Now please say thank you.
This is your question
Sin ^2 63 + sin ^ 2 27/ cos ^17 + cos^ 73
This is what I think you actually meant
(Sin ^2 (63) + sin ^ 2 (27)/ (cos ^2 (17) + cos^2 (73))
You need to be more careful - anyway
$$sin\theta = cos(90-\theta)$$ and vise versa - you can see this if you draw a right angled triangle and take a look
therefore
sin63=cos27 and cos73=sin17 so the question becomes
$$\frac{cos^2 (27)+sin^2(27)}{cos^2(17)+sin^2(17)}\\
=\frac{1}{1}\\
=1$$
Now please say thank you.