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In ΔABC, ∠A = 90° , AC=5 , BC=13 , the find sinB, tanC.​

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Answered by ItzDvilJatin2
34

\underline\bold\blue{Given}

∠A = 90°

AC = 5

BC = 13

\underline\bold\blue{To Find}

sin B = ?

tan c = ?

\underline\bold\blue{solution}

In Δ ABC ,

By Pythagoras Theorem

\impliesBC² = AB² + AC²

\implies13². = AB + 5²

\implies AB² = 169 - 25

\impliesAB = \sqrt{144}

\impliesAB = 12

Now we have

AB = 12cm

AC = 5cm

BC = 13 cm

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\big\purple\star sin = \dfrac{</strong><strong>perpendicular</strong><strong>}{</strong><strong>Hypo</strong><strong>tonuse</strong><strong>}

\big\purple\star tan = \dfrac{perpendicular}{</strong><strong>Base</strong><strong>}

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⟶ sinB = \dfrac{5}{13}

⟶ tanC = \dfrac{12}{5}

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Hope it helps

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Answered by αηυяαg
13

Answer:

➣ \underline\bold\blue{Given}

Given

⭐∠A = 90°

⭐AC = 5

⭐BC = 13

➣ \underline\bold\blue{To Find}

ToFind

⭐sin B = ?

⭐tan c = ?

➣ \underline\bold\blue{solution}

solution

In Δ ABC ,

By Pythagoras Theorem

\implies⟹ BC² = AB² + AC²

\implies⟹ 13². = AB + 5²

\implies⟹ AB² = 169 - 25

\implies⟹ AB = \sqrt{144}

144

\implies⟹ AB = 12

Now we have

AB = 12cm

AC = 5cm

BC = 13 cm

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\big\purple\star sin = \dfrac{perpendicular}{Hypotonuse}

Hypotonuse

perpendicular

\big\purple\star tan = \dfrac{perpendicular}{Base}

Base

perpendicular

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⟶ sinB = \dfrac{5}{13}

13

5

⟶ tanC = \dfrac{12}{5}

5

12

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Hope it helps

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