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if sin (36+tita)degree =cos (16+tita)degree,then find tita, where (36+tita)degree and (16+tita)degree are both acute angle

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Answered by supersonu
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Dear, there seems to be a mistake in your question.


It is not tita but theta (θ).


Solution:-


sin(36+θ) = cos (16 + θ) is the question.


We know cos A = sin (90-A)


So we can write,


sin (36+θ) = sin{90-(16+θ)}


=> sin(36+θ) = sin(74-θ)

{Deducting sin from both sides, we get}


=> 36 + θ = 74 - θ


=> θ + θ = 74 -36 = 38


=> 2θ = 38


=> θ = 19° (Ans)


Hope it helps (^_^)


Answered by badolamamta68
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