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If in a triangle abc, sin a = cos b then the value of cos c is

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Answered by writersparadise
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The answer is cos c = 0


In trigonometric function of a triangle, the angles are usually considered as acute angles of a right triangle.


Sin of an angle = opposite side/hypotenuse


Cos of an angle = adjacent side/hypotenuse


Since the question says that sin a = cos b, it means that sides a and b are opposite sides.


Therefore, the side c should be at right angle in the right triangle, i.e. c = 90


Thus, by following the standard trigonometric values, cos 90 = 0.

Answered by HappiestWriter012
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sin a = cos b

sin a = sin (90-b)

a =90-b

a+b =90,

From angle sum property, we know that

In a triangle, a + b + c =180

90+c =180

c =90°.

Now cos90° = 0.

Therefore, cosc =0
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