if tan theta+sec theata=4 FIND sin theta +cos theta
Answers
Answer:
23/17
Explanation:
Here,
tan(theta) +sec(theta)=4 ..........1
now as,
1+{tan}^{2}( theta) ={sec}^{2}(theta)
or {sec}^{2}(theta)-{tan}^{2}(theta)=1
or [sec(theta)+tan(theta)][sec(theta)-tan(theta)]=1
Now from eq. 1 and above eq. ,we get
4[sec(theta)-tan(theta)]=1
or sec(theta)-tan(theta) =1/4 ........ 2
On adding eq. 1 and eq. 2 we get
2sec(theta) =4+1/4
or 2sec(theta) =(16+1)/4
or sec(theta) =17/8
or cos(theta) =8/17 ........3
now, from eq. 1
sin(theta) /cos(theta) + 1/cos(theta) =4
or [sin(theta) +1]/cos(theta) =4
or sin(theta) +1=4cos(theta)
or sin(theta) =4cos(theta) -1
from eq. 3 and above eq. we have
sin(theta) =4(8/17) -1
or sin(theta) =32/17-1
or sin(theta) =(32-17)/17=15/17 ........4
adding eq. 3 and eq. 4 we get,
sin(theta) +cos(theta) =8/17+15/17
=23/17 is required answer