if cosec A =7/4,prove that 1+tan²A=sec²A
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Cosec A = 7 /4 = Hypotenuse / Perpendicular
Hypotenuse = 7 and Perpendicular = 4
Therefore,
Base = √( Hypotenuse)² - (perpendicular)²)
Base = √7² - 4²
Base = √33
Therefore,
TanA = P/b = 4/√33 and sec A = h/b = 7/√33
Therefore,
1 + Tan²A = 1 + ( 4/√33)² = 1 + 16 / 33 = ( 33 + 16 /33) = 49/33.
And,
sec²A = ( 7/√33)² = 49 / 33.
Hence,
1 + Tan²A = sec²A.
Cosec A = 7 /4 = Hypotenuse / Perpendicular
Hypotenuse = 7 and Perpendicular = 4
Therefore,
Base = √( Hypotenuse)² - (perpendicular)²)
Base = √7² - 4²
Base = √33
Therefore,
TanA = P/b = 4/√33 and sec A = h/b = 7/√33
Therefore,
1 + Tan²A = 1 + ( 4/√33)² = 1 + 16 / 33 = ( 33 + 16 /33) = 49/33.
And,
sec²A = ( 7/√33)² = 49 / 33.
Hence,
1 + Tan²A = sec²A.
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HELLO DEAR,
GIVEN:- cosecA = 7/4
it means, sinA = 1/cosecA = 4/7
cosA = √(1 - sin²A) = √(1 - 16/49) = √33/7 = 1/secA
secA = 7/√33
so, tanA = sinA/cosA = (4/7)/(√33/7) = 4/√33
now, 1 + tan²A = 1 + (4/√33)²
=> 1 + 16/33
=> (33 + 16)/33
=> 49/33
AND, sec²A = (7/√33)² = 49/33
hence, L.H.S = R.H.S
I HOPE IT'S HELP YOU DEAR,
THANKS
GIVEN:- cosecA = 7/4
it means, sinA = 1/cosecA = 4/7
cosA = √(1 - sin²A) = √(1 - 16/49) = √33/7 = 1/secA
secA = 7/√33
so, tanA = sinA/cosA = (4/7)/(√33/7) = 4/√33
now, 1 + tan²A = 1 + (4/√33)²
=> 1 + 16/33
=> (33 + 16)/33
=> 49/33
AND, sec²A = (7/√33)² = 49/33
hence, L.H.S = R.H.S
I HOPE IT'S HELP YOU DEAR,
THANKS
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