If sin 3A=cos (A-2°) where 3A and (A-2°) are both acute angle then A=?
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Heya mate, Here is ur answer
We know that Sin Theta = Cos (90-theta)
So,
Sin 3A = Cos (A-2)
Cos (90-3A) =Cos (A-2)
90-3A=A-2
90+2=A+3A
92=4A
92/4=A
23=A
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We know that Sin Theta = Cos (90-theta)
So,
Sin 3A = Cos (A-2)
Cos (90-3A) =Cos (A-2)
90-3A=A-2
90+2=A+3A
92=4A
92/4=A
23=A
=========================
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@Laughterqueen
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sin3A=cos(A-2)
cos(90-3A)=cos(A-2)
90-3A=A-2
4A=92
A=92/4
A=23
cos(90-3A)=cos(A-2)
90-3A=A-2
4A=92
A=92/4
A=23
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