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Answered by sukhidaila269
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Step-by-step explanation:

2nd answer:

to find: tan 65° /cot25°

=tan (90°-25°)/cot25

=cot25°/ cot25°

=1

3rd answer:

to find cos^267-sin^223

=cos^267- cos(90-23)

=0

1st answer:

given sin theta=3/4=p/h

we know cos theta= b/h

by phythagores

ab^2+bc^2=ac^2

4^2=ac^2-3^3

16=ac^2-9

7=ac^2

√7=ac

so cos theta=√7/4

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Answered by Anonymous
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Question:

If  \sf { \sin \theta = \dfrac{3}{4}} , find  \sf { \cos \theta}

Solution:

We are given that,

  •  \sf { \sin \theta = \dfrac{3}{4}}

 \sf { \sin \theta =  \dfrac{Perpendicular }{Hypotenuse }}

So,

  •  \sf { Perpendicular =3}
  •  \sf { Hypotenuse = 4}

Now, by pythagoras property -

 \sf\red { \qquad {H} ^{2}= {B} ^{2} + {P} ^{2}}

 \sf\blue { \qquad \leadsto {B} ^{2}= {H} ^{2} - {P} ^{2}}

 \sf { \qquad \leadsto {B} ^{2}= {4} ^{2} - {3} ^{2}}

 \sf { \qquad \leadsto {B} ^{2}= 16 - 9}

 \sf { \qquad \leadsto {B} ^{2}= 7}

 \sf { \qquad \leadsto B= \sqrt{7} }

We know that-

  •  \sf { \cos \theta = \dfrac{Base}{Hypotenuse }}

Substitute the values -

 \sf\red { \qquad \cos \theta = \dfrac{\sqrt{7}}{4  } ( Ans) }

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Question:

Evaluate  \sf {  \dfrac{tan65°}{cot25°}}

Solution:

 \sf\red  { \qquad \dfrac{tan65°}{cot25°}}

 \sf { \qquad \leadsto = \dfrac{tan(95°-25°)}{cot25°  } }

[ since, 25 + 65 = 90 so, 90 - 25 = 65]

 \sf { \qquad \leadsto = \dfrac{cot25°}{cot25°  } }

[ since, tan( 90- θ) =cot θ, value of θ is here 25°]

 \sf { \qquad \leadsto = \cancel { \dfrac{cot25°}{cot25°} } = 1 ( Ans) }

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Question :

What is the value of  \sf {{cos} ^{2}67°- {sin} ^{2}23°} ?

Solution:

 \sf\red  { \qquad {cos} ^{2}67°- {sin} ^{2}23°}

 \sf  { \qquad \leadsto {cos} ^{2}67°- sin(90°-67°)}

[ since, 23 + 67 = 90 so, 90 - 67 = 23]

  \sf  { \qquad \leadsto {cos} ^{2}67°-{cos} ^{2}67° }

[ since, sin( 90- θ) =cos θ, value of θ is here 67°]

  \sf  { \qquad \leadsto 0( Ans) }

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Additional Information :

Trigonometric ratios on an angle of ( 90- θ )

  •  \sf {\sin(90- \theta) = \cos \theta}
  •  \sf {\cos(90- \theta) = \sin \theta}
  •  \sf {\tan(90- \theta) = \cot \theta}
  •  \sf {\cot(90- \theta) = \tan \theta}
  •  \sf {\sec(90- \theta) = \cosec \theta}
  •  \sf {\cosec(90- \theta) = \sec \theta}

Trigonometric ratios on an angle of ( 90 + θ ) -

  •  \sf {\sin(90 + \theta) = \cos \theta}
  •  \sf {\cos(90 + \theta) = - \sin \theta}
  •  \sf {\tan(90 +\theta) = - \cot \theta}
  •  \sf {\cot(90 +\theta) = - \tan \theta}
  •  \sf {\sec(90 + \theta) = - \cosec \theta}
  •  \sf {\cosec(90+ \theta) = \sec \theta}

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