Math, asked by aaditya0901, 8 months ago

If x.sin(90°-theta).cot(90°-theta)=cos90°-theta, then x is equal to?

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Answered by tejaswinimogal11

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Answer:

xsin(90−θ)cot(90

o

−θ)=cos(90−θ)

⇒xcosθtanθ=sinθ

⇒x=1.

Answered by zubiatanseer19

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