if sin 3 theta = cos ( theta-6 degree) where 3 theta and ( theta-6 degree) both r acute angle then what is the value of theta
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sin3@=cos(@-6°),
sin3@=sin[90°-(@-6°)],. {since cosA=sin(90°-A)},
then
3@=[90°-(@-6°),
3@=90°-@+6°,
then
3@+@=90°+6°,
4@=96°,
hence
@=96°/4=24°
sin3@=sin[90°-(@-6°)],. {since cosA=sin(90°-A)},
then
3@=[90°-(@-6°),
3@=90°-@+6°,
then
3@+@=90°+6°,
4@=96°,
hence
@=96°/4=24°
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