if cos theta = 0.6 , show that 5sin theta - 3tan theta.
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Step-by-step explanation:
Given Cos theta =0.6=(b/h)=6/10=3/5
Now we know, h^2=p^2+b^2
10^2-6^2=p^2
Therefore p=√(100-36)=8
Now sin theta =(p/h)=8/10=4/5
And Tan theta=(p/b)=8/6=4/3
Now 5 sin theta - 3 tan theta =5(4/5)-3(4/3)
=4-4=0
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