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In a right angle triangle ∆ pqr , pq + qr = 49 cm and pr = 41 cm. Find the value of Cos^2 r - sin^2 - r ( given that q = 90° )​

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Answered by Anonymous
1

Answer:

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Given ΔPQR is right angle triangle with QR=9cm

& PR−PQ=1cm

then PR=(1+PQ)

squaring both sides

(PR)

2

=(1+PQ)

2

=1+(PQ)

2

+2PQ

(PR)

2

−(PQ)

2

=1+2PQ

(QR)

2

=1+2PQ [PR

2

=PQ

2

+QR

2

]

81−1=2PQ

[PQ=40cm]

now, using Pythagoras theorem. or equation (1) we have

PR−PQ=1

[PR=41cm]

now sinR=

PR

PQ

=

41

40

cosR=

41

9

=

PR

QR

then sinR+cosR=

41

40

+

41

9

=

41

49

.

sinR+cosR=

41

49

.

Explanation:

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Answered by jeon36491
16

Answer:

Given ΔPQR is right angle triangle with QR=9cm

& PR−PQ=1cm

then PR=(1+PQ)

squaring both sides

(PR)

2

=(1+PQ)

2

=1+(PQ)

2

+2PQ

(PR)

2

−(PQ)

2

=1+2PQ

(QR)

2

=1+2PQ [PR

2

=PQ

2

+QR

2

]

81−1=2PQ

[PQ=40cm]

now, using Pythagoras theorem. or equation (1) we have

PR−PQ=1

[PR=41cm]

now sinR=

PR

PQ

=

41

40

cosR=

41

9

=

PR

QR

then sinR+cosR=

41

40

+

41

9

=

41

49

.

sinR+cosR=

41

49

.

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