Social Sciences, asked by xxBrainlyyKingxx, 3 months ago

2. In the figure ↝PQR is a right triangle.

1.) See the length of the PQ
2.) See the length of the QR​

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Answered by HearthackerAshu15
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  1. cos30°=pq/12

pQ=6cm

2.RQ^2=+PQ^2=RP^2

QR=11CM

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Answered by Anonymous
5

\huge\bf{Question}

In the figure PQR is a right triangle.

1.) See the length of the PQ

2.) See the length of the QR

\huge\bf{Answer}

\underline{\boxed{\pink{\sf Given:- }}}

  • PR = 12cm
  • ∠P = 30°

\underline{\boxed{\purple{\sf To \:   \: find:- \: }}}

  • Side PQ and QR

\underline{\boxed{\pink{\sf We \: know \:  \: that:-}}}

\large \bf {sin\: \theta = \frac{Opposite\: Side}{Hypotenuse} }

\large \bf {sin30° = \frac{RQ}{RP} }

\large \bf \frac{1}{2} = \frac{RQ}{12}

\large \bf \not{12} = \not {2}RQ

\large \bf \green {==》RQ = 6 cm}

\underline{\boxed{\red{\sf We \: also \: know \: that :-}}}

\large \bf {sin\: \theta = \frac{Adjacent\: Side}{Hypotenuse} }

\large \bf {cos30° = \frac{PQ}{RP} }

\large \bf \frac {\sqrt{3}}{2} = \frac{PQ}{12}

\large \bf \not{12} {\sqrt{3}} = \not{2}PQ

\large \bf \green {==》PQ = 6{\sqrt{3}}cm}

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