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Question
If tan θ = `1/sqrt5` and θ lies in the first quadrant then cos θ is:
Options
`1/sqrt6`
`(-1)/sqrt6`
`sqrt5/sqrt6`
`(-sqrt5)/sqrt6`
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Solution
`sqrt5/sqrt6`
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