Math, asked by ajaya96, 1 year ago

If tan 9°=p/q then find
sec^2 81/
1+cot^2 81

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Answered by anku160
7

Answer:

P^2/p^2

Step-by-step explanation:

tan9=p/q

Sec^2 81/1+Cot^2

(p/q)^2

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Answered by JeanaShupp
7

The value of the given expression is (\dfrac{q}{p})^2 .

Explanation:

Given : \tan 9^{\circ}=\dfrac{p}{q}

To find : \dfrac{\sec^281^{\circ}}{1+\cot^281^{\circ}}

Consider the given expression : \dfrac{\sec^281^{\circ}}{1+\cot^281^{\circ}}

=\dfrac{\sec^281^{\circ}}{\csc^281^{\circ}}  [\because \ csc^2 x=1+cot^2 x]

=\dfrac{\dfrac{1}{\cos^2\ 81^{\circ}}}{\dfrac{1}{\sin^281^{\circ}}}=\dfrac{\sin^281^{\circ}}{\cos^2\ 81^{\circ}}

=\tan^2 81^{\circ}=( \cot (90^{\circ}-81^{\circ}))^2 [∵ tan A= cot (90°-A) ]

=(\cot9^{\circ})^2=(\dfrac{1}{\tan 9^{\circ}})^2  

=(\dfrac{1}{\dfrac{p}{q}})^2=(\dfrac{q}{p})^2

Hence, the value of the given expression is (\dfrac{q}{p})^2 .

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