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Give Important questions of Trigonometry chapter in a separate way and I want important questions only from
R. S Aggarwal


⏩ Trigonometric Ratios


⏩ T- Ratios of Some Particular Angles


⏩ Trigonometric Ratios of Complementary Angles



⏩ Trigonometric Identities


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Answered by Anonymous
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 \large\boxed{IMPORTANT \:  \:  QUESTIONS}


 \large \bf \underline{→ Trigonometric \:  ratios.}

1. In ∆ABC, right-angled at B, AB = 5cm and BC = 12cm. Find the value of sin A, sin C and secC.

2. In a ∆ABC, <B = 90°, AB = 7cm and ( AC - BC ) = 1cm. Find the value of sin A, cos A, sin C and cos C.

3. In a ∆ABC, <C = 90° and tan A = 1/√3. find the value of:
(a) (sin A • cos B + cos A • sin B).

4. If <A and <B are acute angles such that cosA =cos B , then prove that <A = <B.

 5. If \:  3 \tan\theta  = 4. \: show \: that \:  (\frac{4 \cos\theta -  \sin\theta }{2 \cos \theta +  \sin \theta} ) =  \frac{4}{5} .



 \large \bf \underline{ \rightarrow T-Ratios  \: of  \: Some \:  particular  \: Angles.}

 \boxed{See  \: the  \: attachment \:  1. }



 \large \bf \underline{→ Trigonometric \:  Ratios \:  of \:  Complementary  \: Angles.}

 \boxed{See \:  the \:  attachment \:  2.}



 \large \bf \underline{→ Trigonometric  \: Identities.}

 \boxed{See \:  the  \: attachment \:  3.}


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