First of all take a triangle ABC for which angle A=angle B=45
then angle C=90
We know it is isosceles rightangled triangle.
Let give value for equal sides 1 cm.Then using Pythagoras theorm,
hypotenyse=√(1^2)+(1^2)
=√2
Cos 45=adjacent side÷hypotenuse=1÷√2
So sec 45 =1÷(1÷√2)
=√2
similarly consider another triangle with angles 30,60,90...we know sides opposite to these angles are in ratio 1:√3:2 respectively.
we consider length of side opposite to 30 is 1 cm.then side opposite to 60 is √3cm and side opposite to 90 is 2cm which is the hypotenuse of this triangle.
sin 30 =opposite side of angle 30÷hypotenuse
=1÷2
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