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Given that Cos0=5/13,find a)Tan0,b)Sin0,c)Sec0,d)Co sec0,e)Cot0,

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aliina [53]3 years ago

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Step-by-step explanation:

cos 0=5/13. B/H

p=√h2 - b2

= √13 square -5 square

=√169 -25

=√144

=12 Ans

Tan0=p/b =12/5. , sin0=p/h =12/13,. sec0= h/b =13/5 ,. Co sec0 =h/p =13/12 , cot0 =b/p=5/12

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