If sin A=
, then the value of cot A is
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If cos 9∝ =sin∝ and 9∝ <900, then the value of tan 5∝ is
Given:
… eq. 1
And we know that,
…eq. 2
We need to find the value of cos A.
…eq. 3
(∵, sin2 θ +cos2 θ =1
⇒ cos2 A = 1-sin2 A
⇒ cos A = √ (1-sin2 A)
Substituting eq. 1 in eq. 3, we get
cos A = √(1-1/4)
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Substituting values of sin A and cos A in eq. 2, we get
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OR
Given: cos 9∝ = sin ∝ and 9∝<90° i.e. 9α is an acute angle
And we know that, sin(90°-θ) = cos θ by property.
So, we can write cosine in terms of sine using this property,
cos 9∝ = sin (90°-∝)
Thus, sin (90°-9∝) = sin∝ (∵cos 9∝ = sin(90°-9∝) & sin(90°-∝) = sin∝ )
⇒ 90°-9∝ =∝
⇒ 10∝ = 90° (By rearranging)
⇒ ∝ = 9°
We have got the value of ∝ i.e. ∝ = 9°
Putting it in tan 5∝, we get
tan 5∝ = tan (5.9) = tan 45° = 1
∴, tan 5∝ = 1
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