Math, asked by arorabhumi4975, 11 months ago

If sin P = cos Q then the find the value of cot P+Q/2

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Answered by iimharis

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

sinP=cosQ

cos(90-P)=cosQ

90-P=Q

Q+P=90

now, P+Q/2= 90/2

=45

cotP+Q/2=cot45

=1

thank you

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