Math, asked by krunal200531, 2 months ago

if tan=0/3, find the value of cosA + sinA/cosA -sinA

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Answered by garnetwhitney03

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Answer:

1

Step-by-step explanation:

tanA = 0

therefore A= 0°

cosA= cos0°= 1

sinA= sin0°= 0

therefor

$\frac{cos \: a \: + \: sin \: a}{cos \: a \: - \: sin \: a}$

= (1+0)/(1-0)

=1

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