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Find the value of k if cos 35/sin55 + 2sin theta/cos[90-theta] =k/2

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Answered by mysticd
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cos35/sin55 + 2 sintheta/cos(90-theta) = k/2

cos (90- 55)/sin 55 + 2 sin theta/ cos (90- theta) = k/2


sin 55/sin 55 + 2 sin theta / sin theta = k/2


[since cos ( 90- A)= sin A ]

1 + 2 = k/2

3 = k/2

k/2 = 3

k = 2×3

k= 6
Answered by archnaa834
9

Answer:

hay \: guys \\

the value of k is 6

Step-by-step explanation:

cos(90-55)/sin 55 +2sin /sin =k/2

cos(90 - theta) = sin  \:   theta

sin55/ sin55 +2=k/2

1 +2 =k/2

3=k/2

k=6

hope \: it \: may \: help \: you

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