Math, asked by Yamini789, 1 year ago

Hi...

 {sec}^{2} 60 -  {tan}^{2} 60  \\  {sin}^{2} 30 +  {cos}^{2} 30


Anonymous: both answer will be 1
Anonymous: these are trigonometric identities
hardikpandaya: both answer will 1
Anonymous: yess
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Anonymous: thnx

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Answered by ShreyaBasu
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sec^2[60°]= 4
tan^2[60°]=3
sin^2[30°]=1/4
cos^2[30°]=3/2

sec^2 (60)-tan^2(60)=1
cos^2(30)+sin^2(30)=1

we get it from the formula

abhishekdeva5100: yeah too easy dear
ShreyaBasu: hm
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