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Class 11 Mathematics – Detailed
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Lesson 3: Trigonometry
Author: Prachi Kasbe




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1. Introduction


Trigonometry is the branch of
mathematics that studies the
relationships between the angles

, and sides of triangles. It is widely
used in geometry, physics,
engineering, and other
applications.




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2. Basic Trigonometric Ratios


sin(theta) = Perpendicular /
Hypotenuse


cos(theta) = Base / Hypotenuse

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