Math, asked by viswanadh80, 8 months ago


given that \cot(theta)  =  \frac{7}{8?} theneveluate \frac{1 +  \sin(theta) }{ \cos(theta) ?}

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Answered by ojhasweta52
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Sin@=(1-(cos@)^2)^1/2, thrn simply add 1 in both sides and you get: 1+sin@=((1-(cos@)^2)^1/2)+1. That is it :) If sin theta -costheta=1/5, then what is the value of sin theta+cos theta? How do I prove that (cos 7x + cos 5x) / (sin 7x - sin 5x) = cot x by using sum of angle formulas and double angle formulas?

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