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If 5 cos theta=7 sin theta,then find the value of 7 sin theta+5 cos theta upon 5 sin theta+7 cos theta

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Answered by ilg
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5 cos theta = 7

hence cos theta = 5/7

hence 5 = adjacent side

7 = hypotenuse

hence by pythagoras theorem;

5^2 + a^2 = 7^2

=> a^2 = 49 - 25

a = √24 = opposite side

hence (7 sin theta + 5 cos theta)/(5 sin theta + 7 cos theta)

= [7(√24/7) +5(5/7)] / [5(√24/7) +7(5/7)]

= [(7√24 + 25)/7] / [(5√24 + 35)/7]

= (7√24 + 25)/7 x 7/(5√24 + 35)

= (7√24 + 25)/5√24 + 35)

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