Math, asked by GINAC, 11 months ago

{(sin^2 22° +sin^2 68°)/cos^2 22° + cos²68°}+ sin^2 63º+cos 63°.sin 27°​

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Answers

Answered by directioner2404
1

Answer:

sin^2 68 = cos^2 22

cos^2 68 = sin^2 22

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

(sin^2 22° +cos^2 22°) =1

similar for the rest of the problem....

final answer is 1

Answered by sharma8364
3

Answer:

2

Step-by-step explanation:

  1. sin^2 22° + sin^2(90-22)°/cos^2 22°+cos^2(90-68)° + sin^2 63°+ cos63°.sin27°
  2. sin^2 22°+cos^2 22°/cos^2 22°+sin^2 22° +{sin^2 63° + cos63°.sin(90-63)°}
  3. 1/1 + {sin^2 63° + (cos 63°.cos63°)}
  4. 1/1 + (sin^2 63°+cos^2 63°)
  5. 1+1=2
  6. Ans÷ 2
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