Math, asked by chinna6859294, 9 months ago

In a ∆ PQR, [Q=9° and PQ =7cm, QR=12Cm find tan P

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Answered by nilusingh9046

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Answer:

Angle PQR=90° angle (QPR = QRP) = 45°

PR= 13 cm (Pythagoras theorem)

tanP= QR/PQ

= 12/7

Answered by piyushsaini724

3

Answer:

Answer is 12/7

Step-by-step explanation:

Angle PQR=90°angle(QRP=QRP)=45°

PR=13 cm (Pythagoras theorem)

Tan P=QR/PQ

12/7

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