Math, asked by CaptainDeepak, 1 year ago

tan theta + cot theta =2 then sin theta =

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Answered by ishucutee
2

Hey friend!!!

Here is your answer..

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 \tan \alpha   +  \cot \alpha  = 2 \\  \tan\alpha  +  \frac{1}{ \tan \alpha  }   = 2 \\  { \tan}^{2} \alpha  + 1 = 2 \\  { \tan }^{2} \alpha  = 1  \\ \\  \tan\alpha  =  \frac{1}{1}   \\

 \sin \alpha   =  \frac{1}{ \sqrt{2} }

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ishucutee: I m not able to draw triangle
ishucutee: u can understand!!
ishucutee: by using pythagoras
Anonymous: how u find Tan x = 1
Anonymous: i think it should be like this Tan² x - 2 Tan x +1 = 0
ishucutee: tan^2 =1
ishucutee: tan =1
ishucutee: by taking sq. root
Anonymous: yeah! i know that
Anonymous: Tan x + 1/Tan x = 2 ... = Tan² x - 2Tan x + 1 =0..... u just forgotten that
Answered by Anonymous
6

Good Morning!!

Tan² x - 2Tan x +1 = 0

Put Tan x = z

=>

z² - 2z + 1 = 0

=>

z² - z - z + 1 = 0

=>

z( z -1 ) -1 ( z - 1 ) = 0

=>

z = 1

=>

Tan² x = 1

Tan x = ±1

=>

x = 135° OR x = 45°

So,

Sin x = Sin 45° = 1/√2

OR

Sin x = Sin 135° = 1/√2

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