Math, asked by ani6958, 1 year ago

if sin A = cos A then find the value of 2tan A+ cos ^2A​

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Answered by vanshikayadav2126
7

Answer:

s1mple

Step-by-step explanation:

sin A = cos A

A = 45°

2 * tan 45 + cos ² 45

2*1 + ( 1 / root 2 ) ²

2 + 1/2

=3/2


ani6958: 2+1/2 is 5/2 not 3/2
muskaann90: dear ur ans is wrong..
ani6958: kk
ani6958: if it is 3/2
ani6958: only
ani6958: write it in ur exam let's see they will give u marks or not
vidyanshukumar94: yes muskaann90 you are wrong it's 5/2 not 3/2
Answered by rishavsharmasep2003
4

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Sin=Cos

Sin45=Cos45

Angle =45

Therefore

2tan 45 + cos^2 45

2(1)+(1/√2)^2

2+1/2

4+1/2

5/2. Answer

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