Math, asked by xxitzmisspaglixx, 4 months ago

If sin² 40 +sin ² A =1 then angle A =?


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Answered by rajeshmishra51
1

Answer:

50°

Step-by-step explanation:

sin² 40 + sin² A =1

thus, sin²(40+A) =1

OR

Sin(40+A)=√1=1

sin (40+A)=1

We know, sin 90°=1

thus, 40+A=90

A=90-40

A=50°

Answered by XItzBrainlyAlcoholX
11

 { \sin }^{2} 40 +  { \sin }^{2} a = 1 \\  \because { \sin }^{2} (40 + a) = 1

OR

 \sin(40 + a)  =  \sqrt{1 = 1}  \\  \sin(40 + a = 1)

We know that,

 \sin90 \degree = 1 \\ 40 + a = 90 \\ a = 90 - 40 \\ a = 50

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