Math, asked by mukeshsyaduvanshi, 1 year ago

if sin theta=cos theta show that 2tan theta+cos theta

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Answered by Anonymous

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Instead of theta I am using A

SinA=CosA. [Given]

Now,

2TanA+CosA

=2sinA/cosA +cosA

=2+cosA. [sinA/cosA=1]

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