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Indian Navy SSR (Sailor) Intro Trigonometry — practice questions

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In a right triangle, cos A · sec A equals:

  1. tan A
  2. 0
  3. 1
  4. sin A
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Correct answer: C. 1

sec A is defined as 1/cos A, so cos A · sec A = cos A · (1/cos A) = 1.

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Match each trigonometric ratio

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Matching pairs
  1. Left
    sin A
    Right
    Opposite side over the hypotenuse
  2. Left
    cos A
    Right
    Adjacent side over the hypotenuse
  3. Left
    tan A
    Right
    Opposite side over the adjacent side
  4. Left
    cosec A
    Right
    The reciprocal of sin A
Instructions
Tap a ratio on the left, then tap how it is formed.
_Source: syllabus Maths Ch8 Introduction to Trigonometry, INTRODUCTION TO TRIGONOMETRY_

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Which value is larger?

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Questions
  1. A
    sin 0 degrees
    B
    cos 0 degrees
    Higher value
    cos 0 degrees
  2. A
    sin 90 degrees
    B
    sin 0 degrees
    Higher value
    sin 90 degrees
  3. A
    tan 45 degrees
    B
    tan 0 degrees
    Higher value
    tan 45 degrees
  4. A
    cos 0 degrees
    B
    cos 90 degrees
    Higher value
    cos 0 degrees
Instructions
Tap the trigonometric value that is larger.
_Source: syllabus Maths Ch8 Introduction to Trigonometry, INTRODUCTION TO TRIGONOMETRY_

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