Math, asked by soniabatra2409, 10 months ago

IF TANA=2 PROVE THAT SINA SECA + TANA - COSECA = 8-ROOT5/2

CAN ANYONE SOLVE IT ???

Answers

Answered by aryan073
3

Answer:

tan=2

sinsec+tana-coseca

first draw a right angled triangle

put the sides

sin=2/root5

cos=1/root5

tan=2

sinaseca+tana-coseca

2/root5xroot5+2-root5/2

2+2-root5/2

4-root5/2

the answer will be

8-root5//2

OK friend this is urs answer.

hence proved

Answered by Mounikamaddula
5

Answer:

Given that,

tanA=2/1=opposite/Adjacent

From the Pythagoras theorem,

Hy²=+

Hy²=2²+1²

Hy²=5

Hypotenuse=5

Now,SinA=2/5

cosA=1/5

SecA=5

cosecA=5/2

From the equation,

SinA×SecA+TanA-cosecA

=2/5×5+2-5/2

=2+2-5/2

=4-5/2

=8-5/2

It helps you.....

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