Math, asked by joshuakumarj23, 8 months ago

if sin (theta + 34°) = cos theta then find the value of theta

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Answered by rajatking30

2

Step-by-step explanation:

We know that sin(90-theta)=cos theta

so theta = 56°

Answered by Rajrahul20116

20

sin(theta + 34) =cos theta

sin(theta +34) = sin(90- theta)

theta +34 = 90- theta

2theta =90-34

theta=56÷2=28

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