Math, asked by Pranjal123456, 1 year ago

2sin^2A - cos^A = 2
Find the value of A

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Answered by 8539935298
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2sin^2A-cos^2A=2
1-cosA-(1+cosA÷2)=2
2-2cosA-1-cosA=4
1-3cosA=4
-3cosA=3
-cosA=1
cosA=-1
CosA=cosπ
A=π
Answered by nitthesh7
3
⇒ 2 sin²A - cos²A = 2

⇒ 2 sin²A - 2        = cos²A

⇒ 2(sin²A - 1)       = cos²A

As sin²A - 1 = -cos²A   from identity sin²A + cos²A = 1

⇒ 2(-cos²A) = cos²A

⇒ -2 cos²A  = cos²A

⇒ 3 cos²A   = 0

⇒    cos²A   = 0/3 ⇒ cos²A = 0

As from trigonometric table cos 90° = 0  ⇒ cos²90° = 0 

cos²A = cos²90°

Cancelling cos²A on both sides

A = 90°
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