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prove that sin square A + cos square A is equal to 1​

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Answered by kritinmishra12357
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Sin A=perpendicular/hypotenuse


Sin A=p/h; cos A =base(b)/hypotenuse (h).


Sin square A=p ^2/h^2


Here ^ denotes power is use


Cos square A=b^2/h^2


Sin ^2 A+cos^2 A= p^2+b^2/h^2


And p^2+b^2 =h^2


By Pythagoras theorem


So, sin ^2A+cos^2 A=h^2/h^2


Sin ^2 A+cos ^2 A=1

Answered by Solved
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HEY FRND

prove :-sin^2 A + cos ^2 A

sin^2 A + cos^2 A { •.• sin^2A + cos^2A =1}..

so, sin^2A + cos ^2A =1

Ans is 1.....HENCE PROVED ^_^

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