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in the right triangle abc angle B = 90 degree if tan C = root 3 the value of the angle A is ​

Answers

Answered by yug18jan
1

Answer:

In right angled Δ ABC,

Given, tanC=

3

We know that, tanθ=

adjacent side to∠θ

opposite side to∠θ

∴AB=

3

and AC=1

From Pythagoras theorem,

BC

2

=AB

2

+AC

2

BC

2

=(

3

)

2

+1

2

BC

2

=3+1=4

BC=2

sinθ=

hypotenuse

opposite side to∠θ

cosθ=

hypotenuse

adjacent side to∠θ

sinB=

BC

AC

=

2

1

cosB=

BC

AB

=

2

3

sinC=

BC

AB

=

2

3

cosC=

BC

AC

=

2

1

Therefore,

sinBcosC + cosBsinC

=(

2

1

)(

2

1

) + (

2

3

)(

2

3

)

=

4

1

+

4

3

=

4

4

=1

solution

Answered by BrainlSrijan1
6

Answer:

30 degree

Step-by-step explanation:

In triangle ABC, angle B=90 degree

tan c=root 3

tan c = opposite/ adjacent

tan c= root3

tan c= 60degree. (because in introduction to trigonometry chapter class 10 table box)

We know that,

angleA + angleB + angle c= 180 degree

angleA + 90degree + 60 degree= 180 degree

angle A + 150 degree = 180 degree

angle A= 180 degree - 150 degree

angle A = 30 degree

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