Math, asked by Ameena012, 2 months ago

state true or false and justify your answer..
(-2) {}^{5} > ( - 3) {}^{5}

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Answers

Answered by deekshithaprabakar
0

Answer:

false

Step-by-step explanation:

(i) False

∠B=90

o

, AB=3,BC=4,AC=5

tanA=

3

4

>d. ...(AC

2

=AB

2

+BC

2

)

(ii) True

AC

2

=AB

2

+BC

2

(12x)

2

=(5x)

2

+BC

2

,

BC=

119x

(it is possible) Pythagoras theorem

(iii) False

cosA is cosine A, cscA is cosecant

(iv) False

cotA = cotangent of ∠A not product of cot and A.

(v) False

sinθ=

hypotenuse

perpendicular

sinθ>1;

3

4

>1 [∵ hypotenuse > base > perpendicular]

sinθ will always less than 1.

Answered by sndn1978Debu
0

Answer:

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true

Step-by-step explanation:

  { - 2}^{5}   >  { - 3}^{5}

 { - 2}^{5}  =  - 32

 { - 3}^{5}  =  - 243

 - 32 >  - 243

 - 32 \: is \: greater \: than \:  - 243 \: because \: it \: appears \: on \: the \: right \: side \: on \: the \: number \: line

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