Math, asked by notetonote, 1 year ago

If sin A = cos A. Find the value of
2tan^{2}  + sin^{2}  + 1

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Answered by jaya1012
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THE ANSWER IS HERE,

SinA = CosA.

=> SinA/CosA =1

=> TanA =1

=> TanA=Tan45.

=> A=45.

 = > \: 2({ \tan(45) })^{2} + ( { \sin(45) })^{2} + 1

 = > \: 2 ({1})^{2} + ({ \frac{1}{ \sqrt{2} } })^{2} + 1

 = > \: 2 + \frac{1}{2} + 1

 = > \: 3 \frac{1}{2}

 = > \: \frac{7}{2}

:-)Hope it helps u.

Swarup1998: mistakes
Swarup1998: make correction
Swarup1998: not 1/4... it be 1/2
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