Math, asked by Prasiddhigupta, 1 year ago

if a number is √sin² alpha + tan² alpha then can we take out sin alpha and + tan alpha out of square root​

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Answered by sonal659856
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No you can not do this.... this is the wrong way to solve any question...

can you post the full question?


Prasiddhigupta: Actually I had this doubt since long and I wanted to clear it so I asked it randomly! BTW thankew so much
sonal659856: your welcome
Answered by chanchal12345
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***BONJOUR**

^_^

"Good question".

Here is probably the perfect answer..

No you cannot do that...

instead we can write sign alpha^2 + cos alpha^2 =

(sin alpha + cos alpha)^2 - 2sin alpha* cos alpha..

Hope helped ! ^_^


yuvraj19023: thnx Chanchal
chanchal12345: most wlcm
Prasiddhigupta: thanks!
yuvraj19023: hi Chanchal
yuvraj19023: nice work
chanchal12345: ^_^
yuvraj19023: laugh
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