sec^2theta + cos^2theta is
a) <4 b) >4 c)>= 4 d) none
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sec^2 A + cos^2 A
•••let A = 30 °
so now ,
sec ^2 30° + cos^2 30° ---(1)
= (2 / √3)^2 + (√3 /2 )^2
= 4 /3 + 3 / 4
=( 16 + 9 /12
= 25/12 =2.08 < 4
••now check at A = 45 ° in equation (1)
(√2)^2 + (1 /√2 )^2
= (2 + 1 /2 ) = 5 /2 = 2.5> 4
••check at A =90°
(0 + infinity ) = infinity
••A = 0 °
from(1)
1 + 1 = 2 <4
hence the answer will be " (d) none " because the value of sec^2A + cos^2 A can either be > 4 or < 4 but can not be equal to 4.
hope it helps !
thank you b!
•••let A = 30 °
so now ,
sec ^2 30° + cos^2 30° ---(1)
= (2 / √3)^2 + (√3 /2 )^2
= 4 /3 + 3 / 4
=( 16 + 9 /12
= 25/12 =2.08 < 4
••now check at A = 45 ° in equation (1)
(√2)^2 + (1 /√2 )^2
= (2 + 1 /2 ) = 5 /2 = 2.5> 4
••check at A =90°
(0 + infinity ) = infinity
••A = 0 °
from(1)
1 + 1 = 2 <4
hence the answer will be " (d) none " because the value of sec^2A + cos^2 A can either be > 4 or < 4 but can not be equal to 4.
hope it helps !
thank you b!
xanzeevv:
4/3 + 3/4= 25/12
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