Math, asked by Anonymous, 7 months ago

If sinA =
$\frac{l}{ \sqrt{ {l }^{2 + {m}^{2} } } }$
then what will the value of tan A ??

TheUltimateKeval: what are l and m?

TheUltimateKeval: What are l and m in terms of the sides of the triangle? I am used to referring to the sides as hypotenuse, opposite, and adjacent.

Anonymous: what fo you mean?? Sorry I don't understand

TheUltimateKeval: I am guessing you are new to trigonometry then.

Anonymous: Yea , u r right

TheUltimateKeval: Nevermind ill try to solve :)

Anonymous: okk

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Answered by TheUltimateKeval

Answer: $tanA=\frac{l}{m}$

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