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if cot theta=√9-x^2, find sec theta tan theta​

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Answered by tennetiraj86
1

Given :-

cot θ = √(9-x²)

To find :-

sec θ

tan θ

Solution :-

Given that

cot θ = √(9-x²)

=> 1 / cot θ = 1/√(9-x²)

=> tan θ = 1/√(9-x²) --------(1)

On squaring both sides then

=> (tan θ)² = [1/√(9-x²)]²

=> tan² θ = 1/(9-x²)

On adding 1 both sides then

=> tan² θ + 1 = [1/(9-x²)] + 1

=> tan² θ + 1 = [1 + (9-x²)]/(9-x²)

=> tan² θ + 1 = (1+9-x²)/(9-x²)

=> tan² θ + 1 = (10-x²)/(9-x²)

We know that

sec² A - tan² A = 1

Therefore, sec² θ = (10-x²)/(9-x²)

=> sec θ = √[(10-x²)/(9-x²)]

Answer :-

sec θ = √[(10-x²)/(9-x²)]

tan θ = 1/√(9-x²)

Used formulae:-

cot θ = 1 / tan θ

sec² A - tan² A = 1

Answered by krohit68654321
1

Step-by-step explanation:

Given :-

cot θ = √(9-x²)

To find :-

• sec θ

• tan θ

Solution :-

Given that

cot θ = √(9-x²)

=> 1 / cot θ = 1/√(9-x²)

=> tan θ = 1/√(9-x²) --------(1)

On squaring both sides then

=> (tan θ)² = [1/√(9-x²)]²

=> tan² θ = 1/(9-x²)

On adding 1 both sides then

=> tan² θ + 1 = [1/(9-x²)] + 1

=> tan² θ + 1 = [1 + (9-x²)]/(9-x²)

=> tan² θ + 1 = (1+9-x²)/(9-x²)

=> tan² θ + 1 = (10-x²)/(9-x²)

We know that

sec² A - tan² A = 1

Therefore, sec² θ = (10-x²)/(9-x²)

=> sec θ = √[(10-x²)/(9-x²)]

Answer :-

• sec θ = √[(10-x²)/(9-x²)]

• tan θ = 1/√(9-x²)

Used formulae:-

• cot θ = 1 / tan θ

• sec² A - tan² A = 1

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