116. In A ABC, ZC = 90°, AB = 20 and
BC = 12. D is a point in side AC such that
CD = 9. Taking angle BDC = x, find :
(i) sin ZABC
(ii) tan x - cos x + 3 sin x.
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We could compare the areas of the two small triangles and that of the larger one.
Area (ACD) + Area (DCB) = Area (ABC)
1/2*AC*CD*sin(ACD) + 1/2*CD*BC*sin(BCD) = 1/2*12*5
(Since BCD= 30 degree, hence ACD= 60 degree)
Solving for CD, we will get CD= 120/(12*3^(1/2) +5)
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