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In triangle ABC, Tan A = ¾. The hypotenuse of triangle ABC is

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Answered by sanjayvidhate3
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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer :

  • Hypotenuse of the triangle is 5 units.

Given :

  • In a right angled triangle ABC, tanA = 3/4.

To Find :

  • Hypotenuse of the triangle ABC.

Solution :

It is given that

  • tanA = 3/4

As we know that

  • tanθ = P/B

Here

  • P = 3
  • B = 4

We've to find H

→ H² = P² + B²

→ H² = (3)² + (4)²

→ H² = 9 + 16

→ H² = 25

→ H = √25

→ H = 5

Hence, the hypotenuse of the triangle ABC is 5 units.

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Extra Shots :

  • sinθ = P/H
  • cosθ = B/H
  • tanθ = P/B
  • cosecθ = H/P
  • secθ = H/B
  • cotθ = B/P

Where :

  • P = perpendicular
  • B = base
  • H = hypotenuse

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