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If 2 cos theta +sin theta=1 then the value of 7costheta+ 6sintheta can be equal to

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Answer is \frac {13}{3}

Step-by-step explanation:

2cos\Theta + sin\Theta = 1

cos\Theta + cos\Theta + sin\Theta = 1

cos\Theta + cos\Theta + cos(90 - \Theta) = 1

2cos\Theta + cos\Theta = 1

3cos\Theta = 1

cos\Theta = \frac {1}{3} ""(a)

Also 2cos\Theta + sin \Theta = 1

2sin (90 - \Theta) + sin\Theta = 1

2sin\Theta + sin\Theta = 1

3sin\Theta = 1

sin\Theta = \frac {1}{3} ""(b)

Now,using (a)& (b)-

7cos\Theta + 6sin\Theta = 7\times\frac {1}{3} + 6\times \frac {1}{3}

= \frac {7}{3} + \frac {6}{3}

= \frac {13}{3}

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