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If tan thetha =√3 find value of sin thetha cos thetha

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Answered by sthasaman01
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Tan theta=√3

or,p/b=√3

So, P=√3 and b=1

Now, using pythagoras theorem,

h^2=p^2+b^2

or,h=2

Then, sin theta=p/h=√3/2

And, cos theta =b/h=1/2

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Or, u can also do this in the given way,

Tan theta= √3

or, tan theta= tan 60 degree

Theta=60 degree

So, sin theta= sin 60 degree= √3/2

And, cos theta= cos 60 degree= 1/2

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