CBSE BOARD X, asked by Anonymous, 1 year ago

Please help me in this question for 20 points.

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Answered by deekshana373
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taking sintheta ^2= sin 90 and cos theta^2 =cos 90

sin90 + cos 90

sin 90= 0

cos 90=1

so, sin90+ cos90= sin theta^2+ cos theta ^2

0+1=1

hence proved

hope that helped

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Anonymous: i will mark but read my question carefully i have also seen it in Rd sharma
deekshana373: two angles of 90 degrees cannot be a triangle, it can only be a straight line or in complex forms, it can be a virtual image formed with 3d perspectives
Answered by manishamdi
0
Mark as brainliest it’s only one angle taken but with values of cos theta and sin theta. Suppose in right triangle abc, b=90 then it is only used as theta for both sin and cod respectively
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