if sinA =a/b then cosA =?
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C/b because you have to take base as another unit so I have taken c as base
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cosA=√b²-a²/b
Step-by-step explanation:
Here by Sin A= a/b =Perpendicular/Hypotenuse,
therefore By Pythagoras Theorem
:H²=P²+B²
:b²=a²+B²
therefore, B=√b²-a²
Hence, Cos A= √b²-a²/b = Base/Hypotenuse
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