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in a triangle ABC right angle at B, if AB =4 and BC = 3 find all six Trignometric ratios of angle A​

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Answered by Anonymous
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In ABC, AB = 4 cm, BC = 3, AC = ?

By using Pythagoras Theorem we get AC

(HYPOTENUSE)² = (SIDE)² + (SIDE)²

(AC)² = (AB)² + (BC)²

(AC)² = (4)² + (3)²

(AC)² = 16 + 9

(AC)² = 25

AC = 25

AC = 5

AC = 5 cm.

sin A = opposite/hypotenuse

sin A = BC/AC

sin A = 4/5

cos A = adjacent/hypotenuse

cos A = AB/AC

cos A = 3/5

tan A = opposite/adjacent

tan A = BC/AB

tan A = 4/3

cot A = adjacent/opposite

cot A = AB/BC

cot A = 3/4

sec A = hypotenuse/adjacent

sec A = AC/AB

sec A = 5/3

cosec A = hypotenuse/opposite

cosec A = AC/BC

cosec A = 5/4

Hence, it is solved....

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