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MCQ

Find $V_B = ?$

A
$V_A\,\,tan\,\,\theta $
B
$V_A\,\,sec^2\,\,\theta $
C
$V_A\,\,cosec\,\,\theta $
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$V_A\,\,cot\,\,\theta $

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Answer

Correct option: D.

$V_A\,\,cot\,\,\theta $

d

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