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Given that sin(5y-28)=cos(3y-50). Find the value of y where 0°≤y≤90º

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Answered by mysticd
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 Given \: sin(5y-28) = cos(3y-50)

 \implies sin(5y-28) = sin[ 90 -(3y-50)]

\boxed{\pink{ \because sin (90 - \theta ) = cos \theta }}

 \implies 5y - 28 = 90 - (3y-50)

 \implies 5y - 28 = 90 - 3y+50

 \implies 5y - 28 = 140 - 3y

 \implies 5y + 3y = 140 + 28

 \implies 8y  = 168

 \implies y  = \frac{168}{8}

 \implies y = 21

Therefore.,

 \red{ Value \:of \: y }\green{ = 21 }

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