If 4tan a=3then prove that sin a×cos a=12upon 25
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4 tan a =3
tan a = (3/4)
Since, tan ¤ = (p/b)=(3/4)
=》p=3 ;b=4;h=?
By Pythagoras Theorem :
h²=p²+ b²
h²=9+16=25
h=5
Since,
sin a=(p/h)=3/5
cos a=(b/h)=4/5
LHS = sin a×cos a=((3/5)×(4/5))
=12/25=RHS
Since, LHS=RHS
(Hence, Proved)
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