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If Sin theta = 21/29,prove that sec theta + tan theta =5/2 if theta lies between 0 and pie/2. What will be the value if theta lies (i) between pie and 3pie/2? Hint.part(ii) is impossible. Why y ]

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Answered by vswamy756
54

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

sin theta=21/29

⇒opp side=21

⇒hypotenuse=29

⇒adj side=√(29²-21²)

                =√(841-441)

                =√400

                =20

⇒cos theta=20/29

sec theta + tan theta =1/cos theta + sin theta/cos theta

                                   =1/20/29 + 21/29/20/29

                                   =29/20 + 21/20

                                   =50/20

                                   =5/2

since theta lies between 0 to pie/2

all values are positive

part2 is impossible because theta lies first quadrant

the theta values should be positive but in 3rd quadrant sin theta , cos theta

values are negative . so this is impossible

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Answered by SherinShaju
5

Step-by-step explanation:

sin theta=21/29,as it lies in first quadrant it will be positive.

by hypotnuse theorem,

we get adjacent side as 20

therefore,

sec theta+tan theta=1/cos theta+sin theta /cos theta

29/20+21/20=50/20=5/2

as it lies between pie and 3pie/2 everythings positive

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