Math, asked by Taran1627, 2 months ago

The value of 2 sinA can be a + (1/a) where a is a positive number and a not equal to 1. True or false?​

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Answered by juptcrack
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Answer:

False.

That would imply that sinA is greater than 1. This is not possible, since sinA is a ratio of side to hypotenuse. A ratio greater than 1 would mean that a side is greater than the hypotenuse

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