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Given that sin theta =a/b, then cos theta is equal to​

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Answered by ujwals851
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

sin theta= a/b

we know that sin²theta + cos²theta =1

so Putting value of sin theta=a/b in above equation we get.

(a/b)²+cos² theta=1

cos²theta=1-a²/b²

               =(b²-a²)/b²

So Answer of cos theta= √(b²-a²)/b

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