Math, asked by percy2004, 8 months ago

explain me trigonometric fundamental identities
sin {}^{2}  + cos {}^{2}  = 1
1 + tan {}^{2}  = sec {}^{2}
1 + cot {}^{2}  = cosec {}^{2}

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Answered by BRAINLYBOOSTER12
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A detailed solution is given in the poctures attached with this answer. The pictures will help you in understanding the fact that how these fundamental trigonometric identities came.

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Answered by vvj72
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Step-by-step explanation:

sin theta = opposite side upon hypotenuse .

cos theta = Adjacent side upon hypotenuse .

Tan theta = sin theta upon cos theta .

cot theta = cos theta upon sin theta .

sec theta = hypotenuse upon opposite side .

cosec theta = hypotenuse upon Adjacent side.

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