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Find the value of sin square 60 degree + cos square 45 degree

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Answered by abhishekbansal3110
1

Answer:

sin 60=√3/2

sin 60 sq.=(√3/2)²

sin 60 sq=3/4

cos 45=1/√2

cos 45sq.=(1/√2)²

cos 45sq.=1/2

according to question

3/4+1/2

3/4+2/4

5/4

5/4=sin sq.60°+cos sq.45°

Answered by qwmagpies
0

The value is 5/4.

Given:

 {sin}^{2}  {60}^{o}  +  {cos}^{2}  {45}^{o}

To find:

We have to find its value.

Solution:

The value of sin60° is √3/2.

The value of cos45° is 1/√2

To find the value of the expression  {sin}^{2}  {60}^{o}  +  {cos}^{2}  {45}^{o} we have to determine the square of √3/2 and the square of 1/√2.

Then we have to add the values.

Thus the value of the expression is-

 {\dfrac{\sqrt3}{2}}^{2}+  {\dfrac{1}{\sqrt2}}^{2}

3/4+1/2

3+2/4

5/4

The value is 5/4.

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