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Gravimetric Method This method is the classical procedure used as the check for all other methods. The soil is sampled, put into a container, weighed in the sampled (moist) condition, oven dried, and weighed again after drying.
If sin 28° = 15/17 , then tan 62° = ?
...sin2 7˚ + sin2 9˚ + sin2 11˚ + sin2 12˚ + ……… + sin2 83˚ = ?
Find the value of tan(75°) using the identity for tan(A+B).
What is the value of 4/3 (sin ² 65 º + sin ² 25 º ).
If A + B = 450 , then the value of 2(1 + tanA) (1 + tanB) is:
If sec A + tan A = 3 then the value of cot A is:
Find the value of the following:sin(36° + A) × cos(54° – A) + cos(36° + A) × sin(54°–A)