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if 2sin theta =1, the the value of angle theta is​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:  \rm \theta = 45^{\degree}

Explanation: Since it is given that,

 \rm 2 \ sin \ \theta = 1

 \rm \implies sin \ \theta = \dfrac{1}{2}

 \rm \implies sin \ \theta = sin \ 45^{\degree}

 \rm \implies \theta = 45^{\degree} .

More:

  •  \rm sin \ (\theta - 90^{\degree}) = cos \theta; tan \ (\theta - 90^{\degree}) = cot \ \theta; cosec \ (\theta - 90^{\degree}) = sec \ \theta (and vice versa).
  • Identities:
  1.  \rm sin^2 \ \theta + cos^2 \ \theta = 1
  2.  \rm sec^2 \ \theta - tan^2  \theta = 1
  3.  \rm csc^2 \ \theta + cot^2 \ \theta = 1

Derivatives:

  •  \rm sin \ \theta - cos \ \theta = \dfrac{1}{sin \ \theta + cos \ \theta}
  •  \rm sec \ \theta + tan \ \theta = \dfrac{1}{sec \ \theta - tan \ \theta}
  •  \rm csc \ \theta + cot \ \theta = \dfrac{1}{csc \ \theta - cot \ \theta}
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