Math, asked by lANUGANESHl, 5 months ago

sinA=a/b then cosA=?​

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Answered by SnowFlakeBoy
39

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\sf SinA = \dfrac{a}{b} = \dfrac{P}{H}

\sf B = \sqrt{H^2 - P^2}

\sf CosA = \dfrac{\sqrt{H^2 - P^2}}{H}

Answered by Anonymous
25

\huge\underline\bold\red{Answer:-}

\large\underline\bold\green{Given:-}

\dashrightarrowSinA=a/b

on squring both side

Sin^2 A = (a/b)^2

cos^2A ,= 1 - (a/b)^2

cosA =  \sqrt{ \frac{ {H}^{2}  -  \:  {P}^{2} }{H} }

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