Asked by Rahul
Sin square 5 degree plus Sin square 10 degree plus Sin square 15 degree plus..........Sin square 90 degree
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Answered by
Steve
since sin(x) = cos(90-x)
sin^2 0° + sin^2 90° = 1
sin^2 5° + sin^2 85° = 1
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sin^2 45° + sin^2 45° = 1
Now, you have excluded sin^2 0, but since that's zero anyway. You have 9 pairs, plus a single 45, so the sum is 9.5
sin^2 0° + sin^2 90° = 1
sin^2 5° + sin^2 85° = 1
...
sin^2 45° + sin^2 45° = 1
Now, you have excluded sin^2 0, but since that's zero anyway. You have 9 pairs, plus a single 45, so the sum is 9.5
Answered by
Aman patek
sinA=2tanA/2/1 tan.tanA/2
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