Math, asked by zabiahossain, 2 months ago

Find the value of sin(sin^-1(4/5)+tan^-1(5/12)) without using calculator.Use angle sum or different identities.Kindly help me.​

Answers

Answered by Anonymous
1

Answer:

Actually it is very easy to find that

sin

(

5

π

12

)

=

6

+

2

4

.

Explanation:

You use the formula for the sine of a sum:

sin

(

a

+

b

)

=

sin

a

cos

b

+

cos

a

sin

b

Think of a pie divided into twelve slices. Three of them form one quarter, two more form one sixth of the pie. So, thinking of the "pie" as

π

:

5

π

12

=

π

4

+

π

6

.

With that in mind, put

a

=

π

4

,

b

=

π

6

into the sine formula given above:

sin

(

5

π

12

)

=

sin

(

π

4

)

cos

(

π

6

)

+

cos

(

π

4

)

sin

(

π

6

)

Plug in the familiar values

sin

(

π

4

)

=

cos

(

π

4

)

=

2

2

,

cos

(

π

6

)

=

3

2

,

sin

(

π

6

)

=

1

2

, and you get the answer given above. And, yes, putting that expression into a calculator gives

0.9659

(four significant digits).

Step-by-step explanation:

hope it will be helpful to you dear

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