Math, asked by ri0zooizaljgavinya, 1 year ago

uses of trigonometry in daily life uses of trigonometry in different brances of science plzz help me out dooing my holiday home work...

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Answered by bjahnavi

the use of trigonometry in daily life is mainly to find distances between any two points.
we can use trigonometry in physics, light, reflection. to find the angle formed by the incident ray and the reflected ray.

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