Math, asked by romi7962, 1 year ago

if tan theta =15/8 find sin theta+ cos theta

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Answered by Niki2732
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Answer:23/3cos theta

Step-by-step explanation: tan theta equals to 15 by 8 sin by cos theta equals to 15 by 8 sign equals to 15 by 8 cos theta sin theta + cos theta equals to 15 by 8 cos theta + cos theta equals to 23 by 8 cos theta

Answered by PSN03
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Answer:

23/17

Step-by-step explanation:

This question can be solved by considering a triangle with an angle θ made between its base and hypotenuse.

Useful and prerequisite information:

sinθ=height/hypotenuse

cosθ=base/hypotenuse

Given:

tanθ=15/8

We know that

tanθ=height/base=h/b

h/b=15/8

Therefore we can say that

h=15x

b=8x

where x is any constant

Hypotenuse of the triangle so formed would be

l=√(h²+b²)

=√((15x)²+(8x)²)

=√(225x²+64x²)

=17x

Therefore the lenght of the hypotenuse is 17x

We know that

sinθ=height/hypotenuse

=15x/17x

=15/17

and

cosθ=base/hypotenuse

=8x/17x

=8/17

Now,

cosθ+sinθ=15/17+8/17

=23/17

Hope this helps.

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