Math, asked by vishalsingh06863, 11 months ago


 \sin(  \alpha  )  +  \cos( \alpha  )  =  \tan( \alpha )
prove that​

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Answered by dragz1140w
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Step-by-step explanation:

let the perpendicular, base, height be p, b, h respectively

sin a = p/h

cos a = b/h

actually tan a = sin a /cos a

hence it cant be proved that sin a + cos a = tan a

tan a = p/h

whereas on adding, it will be (p+b)/h

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