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if sec teta +tan teta=3 then sin teta =

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Answered by manojchinthapalli10
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Step-by-step explanation:

Given,

sec∅ + tan = 3 (1)

W.K.T,

_______________

sec²∅ - tan²∅ = 1

_______________

(sec∅+tan∅)(sec∅-tan∅) = 1

[Since (a²-b²) = (a+b)(a-b)]

(3)(sec - tan) = 1

sec - tan = (2)

By solving equation (1)&(2),

sec + tan = 3

sec - tan =

_____________

2sec = 3+

2sec = (9+1)/3

2sec = 10/3

sec = (10/3)/(2)

sec = 10/3 × ½

:. sec = 5/3

Substitute 'sec' value in equation (1),

sec + tan = 3

5/3 + tan = 3

tan = 3 - 5/3

tan = (9-5)/3

:. tan = 4/3

tan = sin/cos

sin/cos = 4/3

sin.(1/cos) = 4/3

sin.sec = 4/3

sin.(5/3) = 4/3

sin = (4/3)/(5/3)

sin = 4/3 × 3/5

:. sin = 4/5.

I hope it hels you!!!

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