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If tan theta= 15/8, then,____. A.sec theta = 17/8 B.cos theta = 15/17 C.cot theta = 8/15 D.csc theta = 17/15

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Yuki888 [10]3 years ago

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Answer:

it is A, C and D

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seraphim [82]3 years ago

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If tan theta= 15/8, then theta is expected that theta is found in the first and third quadrant. the y-component is 15 and the x-component is 8. hence the hypotenuse is 17 from the pythagoren theorem. cos theta thus is equal to 8/17, sec theta is equal to 17/8. csc theta is equal to 17/15. answer are A and D

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