Geography, asked by vamadya03adu, 1 year ago

if sin 2 theta =cos(theta-36°), 2theta and theta - 26° are acute angles then find the value of theta

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Answered by Anonymous
10
Hey friend

Here is your answer

Sin2@=Cos(@-36°)

[•USING cos(90-@)=sin@]

Cos(90°-2@)=Cos(@-36)

90-2@=@-36

3@=90+36

3@=126

@=126/3

@=42

Hope this helps you
Answered by roshinik1219
3

Given:

  •  sin3\theta=cos( \theta-26^\circ)
  • 2\theta and  (\theta - 26^\circ)  are acute angles.

To Find:

  • The value of \theta

Solution:

    ⇒       sin3\theta=cos( \theta-26^\circ)

Using formula

         cos \theta =sin(90^\circ - \theta )

We get,

     ⇒      sin3 \theta = sin[90^\circ-(\theta -26^\circ)]

     ⇒      3 \theta = [90^\circ-(\theta -26^\circ)]

     ⇒     3 \theta = 90^\circ- \theta + 26^\circ

     ⇒     3 \theta + \theta  = 90^\circ + 26^\circ

     ⇒     4 \theta  =116^\circ

     ⇒     \theta  =29^\circ

Thus, the value of \theta  =29^\circ

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