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In figure ∆ ABC is a right angled at B

∆ ℎ ∆BRS

Is right angled at R. AB =18 cm, BC = 7.5 cm RS = 5

cm ∟BSR = x0 and ∟SAB = y0

i) The value of tan x is

a) 5/13 b) 12/13 c) 6/5 d)5/6

1

ii) The value of sin y is

a) 3/13 b)5/13 c)7/13 d) 4/13

1

iii) The value of cos y is

a) 11/13 b) 12/13 c) 5/13 d) 6/5

1

iv) Length AS is

a) 13 b) 12 c) 6 d)none

1

v) ∟SRB=?

a) 90 b) 120 c)150 d)180​

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Answered by preeteinstein123
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In the given figure, triangle ABC is right angled at B. D is the foot of the perpendicular from B to AC. Given that BC=3cm and AB=4cm. find:

i) tan∠DBC

ii) sin∠DBA

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ANSWER

Let CD=y

then AD=(5−y)

and BD=x

In △BCD

CD

2

+BD

2

=BC

2

(pythagoras theorem)

⇒y

2

+x

2

=9−(1)

In △ABD

AD

2

+BD

2

=16

⇒(5−y)

2

+x

2

=16−(2)

Subtracting (2) from (1) we get

(5−y)

2

−y

2

=7

⇒25+y

2

−10y−y

2

=7

⇒10y=18

⇒y=1.8

∴CD=1.8,AD=3.2,BD=2.4

Now,

(i)tan∠DBC=

BD

CD

=

2.4

1.8

=

4

3

(ii)sin∠DBA=

AB

AD

=

4

3.2

=

5

4

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Answered by jyotsna1147
3

Answer:

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Introduction to Trigonometry

Trigonometric Ratios

In a right angle triangle A...

MATHS

In a right angle triangle ABC right angle at B , ∠ABC=θ , AB = 2cm and BC = 1cm . Find the value of sin

2

θ+tan

2

θ

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We have,

AB=2cm and BC=1cm

Using Pythagoras theorem in ΔCAB, we have

AC

2

=AB

2

+BC

2

⇒AC

2

=2

2

+1=5

⇒AC=

5

Thus, Base=BC=1cm, Perpendicular =AB=2cm

and, Hypotenuse =AC=

5

cm

sinθ=

AC

AB

=

5

2

, and tan θ=

BC

AB

=

1

2

=2

Now, sin

2

θ+tan

2

θ=(sinθ)

2

+(tanθ)

2

=(

5

2

)

2

+(2)

2

=

5

4

+4=

5

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