4 (sin*4 30° + cos*2 60) – 3(cos*2 45° – sin*2 90°) - sin*2 60°
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Answer:
3
Explanation:
sin 30 is cos 60 which is 1/2
cos 45 is 1/sqrt 2
sin 90 is 1
sin 60 is sqrt 3/3
substituting the values we get 3
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Answer:
2
this is how U do it:
check the values from the maths tb pg no 185
4(1/16 + 1/4)-3(1/2-1)-3/4 (this is simplified form)
after doin,
4×5/16 +3/2-3/4
5/4+3/2-3/4
LCM is 4... so,
5/4+6/4-3/4
11/4-3/4
8/4=2..
this is the answer... Do it then U will get it and if any mistakes ryt lemme know
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