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tanA(sinA) = tanA+sinA​

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Answered by ashutosh97424
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Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

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Answered by dhruv4818
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Answer:

tanA×sinA=tanA+sinA

(tanA = sinA/cosA)

(sinA/cosA)×sinA=(sinA/cosA)+sinA

sin²A/cosA = (sinA+cosA×sinA)/cosA

sin²A = sinA+cosA×sinA

sin²A = sinA(1+cosA)

sinA = 1+cosA

sinA-cosA = 1

it can be possible only when A = 90 as sin90 = 1 and cos90 = 0 so,

sin90-cos90 = 1

A = 90

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