Math, asked by m7adhapajimu, 1 year ago

If secA=cosecB=12/7, then find the value of A+B.

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Answered by Manjula29
7
sec=12/7= hypotenuse perpendicular= base/√H²-B²=√95 TanA=P/B =√95/7 Cosec =H/P=12/7 B=√H²-P² =√95 TanB=7/√95 Tan(A+B)=TanA+TanB/1- tanAtanB 95√7+7√95÷1-95√7×7/√95 =√95/7+7/√95÷1-1 tan90 tan(A+B)=tan90 therefore A+B=90
Answered by KINGOFRANDOM
7

Answer:

90  

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sec A = cosec B

Using-- sec theta = sec (90°-theta)

sec A = sec ( 90 - B )

A = 90 - B

A + B = 90  

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