Prove that
(sin(90-a)sina/tana)-1= -sin^2a
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Answer:
Proved below.
Step-by-step explanation:
From the properties of trigonometric ratios :
sin( 90 - A ) = cosA
tanA = sinA / cosA
cos^2 A = 1 - sin^2 A
Here,
⇒ sin( 90 - A ) sinA / tanA - 1
⇒ cosA sinA / tanA - 1
⇒ cosA sinA / ( sinA / cosA ) - 1
⇒ cosA / ( 1 / cosA ) - 1
⇒ cosA x cosA - 1
⇒ cos^2 A - 1
⇒ 1 - sin^2 A - 1
⇒ - sin^2 A.
RHS = LHS.
Proved.
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QuestioN :
Prove that,
SolutioN :
★ sin(90-a)=cos a
★tan a = sin a /cos a
★cos²a-1 = - sin²a
Taking L.H.S,
We know cos²a - 1 = -sin²a
L.H.S = R.H.S [Proved]
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MORE INFORMATION :
Some formulas related to trigonometry :
•1+tan²A = sec²A
•1+cot²A = cosec²A
•sin(90-A)=cosA
•tan(90-A)=cotA
•sec(90-A)=cosecA
•cos(90-A)=sinA
•cot(90-A) =tanA
•cosec(90-A)=secA
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