Math, asked by shivkrsharma7006, 7 months ago

If tan 0 = 12/5 and cos 0 = -5/13, then what is sin 0

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Answered by LUCKYSINGH21
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Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

tan θ = sinθ/cosθ

12/5 = sinθ/(-5)/13

12/5 × (-5)/13 = sinθ

Therefore, sinθ = -12/13

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Answered by chhavi4824
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Answer:

tanA=12/5

cos A =-5/13

tan= p/b

cos=b/h

sin = p/h

sin = 12/13


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