Answer:
this mean in case of multiplying exponents with same base you should add the exponent and keep base same.
example:
Answer:
A. sec =12/13×
B. COS =12/13×
C. tan =12/5✓
D. sin =12/13 ✓
Step-by-step explanation:
we know,
using Pythagoras formula,
p=12,h=13 ,b=?
h^2 =p^2 +b^2
b=5
so tan = p/b
=12/5
sin=p/h and cosec= h/p
D. sin =12/13
Which question are you referring to?
Example
6.
3/8+1/4+__=1
1/4 is the same like 2/8
3/8+2/8=5/8
5/8+__=1
1 is the same like 8/8
5/8+__=8/8
8/8-5/8=_
8/8-5/8=3/8
Blank field-> 3/8
The trigonometric values for cos are C = A/H, which means that to find cos(60), you need to divide the adjacent side by the hypotenuse, which in this case gives you 1/2, so that is the value of cos(60).
I hope this helps!
