Math, asked by Royal213warrior, 1 year ago

If  \sin(a + b) \: = \: \frac{ \sqrt{3} }{2} and
 \cosec \: a \: = \: 2 , then find 'a' and 'b'.

Answers

Answered by Anonymous
1
Hi Mate!!!

Sin ( a + b ) = Sin ( 60 )

a + b = 60 .... equation 1

Cosec ( a ) = Cosec ( 30 )

=>. a = 30


put value of a in equation 1

30 + b = 60

=>. b = 30

and


a = 30
Answered by Princess1234567
0

Answer: 30


Step-by-step explanation:


Sin ( a + b ) = Sin ( 60 )


a + b = 60 .... equation 1


Cosec ( a ) = Cosec ( 30 )


=>. a = 30



put value of a in equation 1


30 + b = 60


=> b = 30


and


a = 30...

Hope it helps....

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