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Answered by redhatleet
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1. \tan\theta = √3 , but , \tan 60°=√3
\therefore \theta= 60°
Hence, \sin 60°=√3/2 & \cos 60°=1/2
2. Since \cos\theta = Side Adjacent (Base) / Hypotenuse, \therefore \cos\theta= 3/5 Hence, Base=3k & Hypotenuse =5k
Now, (Perpendicular)^2=(5k)^2 - (3k)^2
\implies (Perpendicular)^2 = (25k^2-9k^2) <br />= 16k^2= (4k)^2
\implies Perpendicular = 4k
Now \since\sin\theta= Side Opposite (Perpendicular) / Hypotenuse, then \sin \theta = 4k/5k = 4/5and \tan\theta=\sin\theta/\cos \theta <br />\therefore \tan\theta = (4/5)/(3/5) =4/3
Now put these values in the Equation and you'll get the answer.
It is not clear whether it is cot or cos in the question. So substitute it yourself.
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