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If costheta=y ,y gt 0 then tantheta will...

If `costheta=y` ,`y gt 0` then `tantheta` will be
`(a) y/sqrt(1+y^2)`
`(b) y/sqrt(1-y^2)`
`(c) sqrt(1+y^2)/y`
`(d) sqrt(1-y^2)/y`

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