Q1. Draw a trigonometry table.
Q2. In a right angled triangle, if angle A is acute and cot A = 4/3; find the remaining trigonometrical ratios.
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Questions:
Q1. Draw a trigonometry table
Q2. In a right angled triangle, if angle A is acute and cot A= 4/3; find the remaining trigonometrical ratios.
Solution:
Answer1.
Answer2.
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Given,
★ cot A = 4/3
To find:
★ Remaining trigonometrical ratios
Formulas used:
★ cot A = base/perpendicular → AB/BC
★ sec A = hypotenuse/base → AC/AB
★ tan A = perpendicular/base → BC/AB
★ cosec A = hypotenuse/perpendicular → AC/BC
★ cos A = base/hypotenuse → AB/AC
★ sin A = perpendicular/hypotenuse → BC/AC
Assumptions:
★ Let AB = 4x
★ Let BC = 3x
Step by step explaination:
Using Pythagoras theorem....
As we know
Hypotenuse = Base + Perpendicular
➡ AC² = AB² + BC²
➡ AC² = (4x)² + (3x)²
➡ AC² = 25x²
➡ AC = 5x
Now finding the remaining trigonometrical ratios...
• sin A = perpendicular/hypotenuse
= 3x/5x
= 3/5
• tan A = perpendicular/base
= 3x/4x
= 3/4
• cosec A = hypotenuse/perpendicular
= 5x/3x
= 5/3
• sec A = hypotenuse/base
= 5x/4x
= 5/4
• cos A = base/hypotenuse
= 4x/5x
= 4/5
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Know about the terms:
• The word "Trigonometry" means measurement of triangles.
• For any acute angle in a right-angled triangle; the side opposite to the acute angle is called the perpendicular.
• The side adjacent to it is called the base and the side opposite to the right angled triangle is called hypotenuse.
• The ratio between the lengths of a pair of two sides of a right angled triangle is called a trigonometrical ratio.
Note:
• Each trigonometrical ratio is a real number and has no unit.