Math, asked by harishkhashab, 5 months ago

Answer the following
If sec4A = cosec(A - 20), where 1 point
for A is an acute angle, find the
value of A.​

Answers

Answered by Anonymous
90

Given :

\sf\sec(4A)=\csc(A-20) for A is an acute angle.

To Find :

The value of A

Formula's Used :

\sf1)\sin(90-x)=\cos\:x

\sf2)\cos(90-x)=\sin\:x

\sf3)\tan(90-x)=\cot\:x

\sf4)\sec(90-x)=\csc\:x

\sf5)\cot(90-x)=\tan\:x

\sf6)\csc(90-x)=\sec\:x

Solution :

We have to Find the value of A

\sf\sec(4A)=\csc(A-20)

Let A-20= x , then

\sf\implies\sec(4A)=\csc(x)

and

We know that sec(90-x)= csc (x) ,then

\sf\implies\sec(4A)=\sec(90\degree-x)

\sf\implies\sec(4A)=\sec[90\degree-(A-20)]

Now comparing on both sides , then

\sf\:4A=90-A+20

\sf\implies\:4A+A=110

\sf\implies\:5A=110

\sf\implies\:A=\dfrac{110}{5}

\rm\implies\:A=22\degree

Therefore, the value of A is 22°

Answered by misscutie94
205

Answer:

Correct Question :-

  • If sec4A = cosec(A - 20°), where 4A is an acute angle, find the value of A.

Find Out :-

  • What is the value of A.

Formula Required :-

secΘ = cosec(90 - Θ)

Solution :-

\mapsto sec4A = cosec(A - 20°)

cosec(90 - 4A) = cosec(A - 20°)[secΘ=cosec(90-Θ)]

By comparing angles, we get

90 - 4A = A - 20

- 4A - A = - 20 - 90

- 5A = - 110

A = \dfrac{-\: 110}{-\: 5}

A = 22°

\therefore The value of A is 22°

Similar questions