Derivation of trigonometric identities using complex numbers
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Sin = p/h
Cos = b/h
square if sin & cos and adding both
= p²/h² + b²/h²
= p²+b² / h² [ by Pythagoras theorem ]
= h²/h² = 1
So , sin²@ + cos²@ = 1 -----( i )
Now divide this eq(i) by sin²@
we get ,
1 + cos²/sin²@ = 1 / sin²@
1 + cot²@ = cosec²@ ------( ii )
Now , divide eq ( i ) by cos²@
we get ,
sin²@ / cos²@ + 1 = 1 / cos2@
tan²@ + 1 = sec²@ -------( iii )
By eq ( i ) , ( ii ) , ( iii ) we get trigonometry identities .
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Cos = b/h
square if sin & cos and adding both
= p²/h² + b²/h²
= p²+b² / h² [ by Pythagoras theorem ]
= h²/h² = 1
So , sin²@ + cos²@ = 1 -----( i )
Now divide this eq(i) by sin²@
we get ,
1 + cos²/sin²@ = 1 / sin²@
1 + cot²@ = cosec²@ ------( ii )
Now , divide eq ( i ) by cos²@
we get ,
sin²@ / cos²@ + 1 = 1 / cos2@
tan²@ + 1 = sec²@ -------( iii )
By eq ( i ) , ( ii ) , ( iii ) we get trigonometry identities .
:- Thanks ( if it hekped then mark brainliest ) ...
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