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If cos A = 21/29, find the value of cosec A + tan A​

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Answered by rashi18082005
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Answer:

1009/420

Step-by-step explanation:

Consider a ∆ABC in which angle B =90°.

Base (adjacent) = AB ,

Perp. (opposite side) = BC

and. Hyp. = AC.

Thus.

 \cos(a)   =  \frac{base}{hyp.}  =  \frac{ab}{ac}  =  \frac{21}{29}

Let AB = 21k and AC = 29k.

Then, BC =

 \sqrt{ {ac}^{2} -  {ab}^{2}  }  =  \sqrt{( {29k)}^{2} -   {(21k)}^{2} }  =  \sqrt{ {841k}^{2} -  {441k}^{2}  }  =   \sqrt{ {400k}^{2} }  = 20k

cosec A =

 \frac{hyp.}{perp.}  =  \frac{ac}{bc}  =  \frac{29k}{20k}  =  \frac{29}{20}

and tan A =

 \frac{perp.}{base}  =  \frac{bc}{ab}  =  \frac{20k}{21k}  =  \frac{20}{21}

Thus, cosec A + tan A =

 \frac{29}{20}  +  \frac{20}{21}  =  \frac{1009}{420}

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