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If cos(40+x)=sin30,find value of x


sohil88: cos(40+x)=sin30. cos(40+x)=cos(90-30) 40+x=60. x=60-40. x=20

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Answered by jarpana2003
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Cos(40°+x)=sin 30°=1/2. (Sin30°=1/2)

So cos (40+x)=1/2

Which means 40°+x=60°

because cos60°=1/2

Thus 40°+x=60

x=60°-40°=20°

X=20°


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Answered by zampa07
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=> sin(90-40-x) = sin30

=> sin(50-x) = sin30

=> 50-x = 30

=> -x = -20

=> x= 20

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