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If tan A = 1, find the value of 3 sin A-4 cos'A+5
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Answered by savita951
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Answer:

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We have,

4cosθ+3sinθ=5

Then,

4cosθ+3sinθ=5

4cosθ+3

1−cos

2

θ

=5

3

1−cos

2

θ

=5−4cosθ

Squaring both side and we get,

9(1−cos

2

θ)=(5−4cosθ)

2

⇒9−9cos

2

θ=25+16cos

2

θ−40cosθ

⇒25+16cos

2

θ−40cosθ−9+9cos

2

θ=0

⇒25cos

2

θ−40cosθ+16=0

⇒(5cosθ)

2

−2×5cosθ×4+4

2

=0

⇒(5cosθ−4)

2

=0

⇒5cosθ−4=0

⇒5cosθ=4

⇒cosθ= 54

Put the value of given equation and we get,

4cosθ+3sinθ=5

⇒4× 54

+3sinθ=5

⇒ 516 −5=3sinθ

⇒3sinθ= 5

16−25

⇒sinθ=− 159

⇒sinθ= 5−3

Then,

tanθ= cosθ-sinθ

tanθ= 54− 53

tanθ= 4−3

Hence, this is the answer

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answered by shilshaurya5606
2

Answer:

(5√2 - 1)/√2

Step-by-step explanation:

Given, tan A = 1.

Thus, A = 45°.

So, 3 sinA - 4 cosA + 5

=> 3 sin45° - 4 cos45° + 5

=> 3 (1/√2) - 4 (1/√2) + 5

=> 3/√2 - 4/√2 + 5

=> -1/√2 + 5

=> (-1 + 5√2)/√2

=> (5√2 - 1)/√2

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