Chemistry, asked by aarnishpanjwani93, 4 months ago


if 3 tan A =4, then find Sin A =​

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Answered by mukkavilliniharika18
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Explanation:

3 tan A = 4

tan A = 4/3

opp/adj= 4/3

opp=4 and adj= 3

hypotanuse=

 \sqrt{( {3}^{2}  +  {4}^{2} } )= 5

sin A= opp/hypotanuse= 4/5

Answered by RvP10
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Answer:

tanA = 4/3

tanA = P/B

p= 4

b=3

h=

 \sqrt{( {p})^{2}  + ( {b})^{2} }

 =  \sqrt{16 + 9}

 = 5

sinA =p/h=4/5

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