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If tan=3 by 4 find the value tan+sec​

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Answer:

Explanation:

As given that ,

tan(Ф)=3/4

Now to find sect(Ф)

we know that,

1+
tan^(2)(Ф)=
sec^(2)(Ф)

putt values we get ,


sec^(2)(Ф)=1+(3/4)^2


sec^(2)(Ф)=1+9/16


sec^(2)(Ф)=25/16

sec(Ф)= +5/4 and sec(Ф)=-5/4 as quadrant is not mentioned so will take both positive and negative values

hence we get ,

tan(Ф)+sec(Ф)=3/4+5/4 = 8/4 = 2

also for sec(Ф)= -5/4

tan(Ф)+sec(Ф)= 3/4-5/4 = -2/4 = -1/2

User Don Hosek
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Answer:

Explanation:

tan A=3/4

Sec^2 A= 1+tan^2

A= 1+(3/4)^2=1+9/16=25/16.

Sec A=(25/16)^0.5= +/-5/4

+/-5/4 this is the answer.

Hope this helps

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