Math, asked by s5ahaauxjasw, 1 year ago

How we can prove different trigonometric ratios equal to each other

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Answered by ARoy

Different trigonometric ratios are not equal to each other actually i.e., sinA≠cosA; sinA≠tanA. But all can be represented using other trigonometric ratios such as: sinA=cosAtanA, tanA=secA/cosecA etc.

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