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Select the correct option from the given alternatives:

If θ = 60°, then `(1 + tan^2theta)/(2tantheta)` is equal to

Options

  • `sqrt(3)/2`

  • `2/sqrt(3)`

  • `1/sqrt(3)`

  • `sqrt(3)`

MCQ

Solution

`2/sqrt(3)`

Explanation:

`(1 + tan^2theta)/(2tantheta)=(1+tan^2 60°)/(2tan60°)`

= `(1+(sqrt3)^2)/(2sqrt3)`

= `(1+3)/(2sqrt3)`

= `2/sqrt3`

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Chapter 2: Trigonometry - 1 - MISCELLANEOUS EXERCISE - 2 [Page 33]

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