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Express the trignometric ratios sinA, secA nd tanA in terms of cotA​

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Answered by krishnaraok36
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Answered by Anonymous
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sinA = P/H = BC/AC

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Let BC = x and AB = xcotA

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Now in Δ ABC, by pythagorus theorem

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P² + B² = H²

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\longrightarrow x² + (xcotA)² = H²

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= √(x² + x²cot²A) = H

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\longrightarrow √{x²(1 + cot²A)} = H

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\longrightarrow x√(1 + cot²A) = H

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\longrightarrow sinA = P/H = x/x(1 + cos²A) = 1/(1 + cos²A)

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\longrightarrow secA = H/B = x(1 + cot²A)/xcotA = (1 + cot²A)/cotA

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\longrightarrow tanA = P/B = x/xcotA = 1/cotA

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