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tan90 is infinity and cotA=1/tanA. But, cot90=0, wheras cot90=1/tan90=1/infinity. This means that 1/ infinity=0. Cross multiplying, we get that: 1(or any other number)=0. How is this possible?

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Answer :

WE get value of tan 90, As

we know tan 90 = Sin 90Cos 90

And

Sin 90 = 1 And Cos 90 = 0 , So we get

tan 90 = 10 = ( As we know any number divide by 0 gives infinity )

And

Cot 90 = Cos 90 Sin 90 = 01 = 0

So

We get

1 = 0

So after cross multiplication we get

First we write it As :

1 = 00 , So after cross multiplication we get

0 = 0


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