if theta lies in first quadrant and 5 tan X = 4 , then 5sinx-3cosx/sinx+2cosx =
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5/14
Step-by-step explanation:
5tanx=4 [given]
⇒tanx=4/5
Since, x is in 1st quadrant, tanx is positive.
To find:
(5sinx−3cosx)/(sinx+2cosx)
=cosx(5tanx−3)/cosx(tanx+2) [taking cosx common]
=(5tanx−3)/(tanx+2)
=(5∗(4/5)−3)/((4/5)+2) )
=5/14
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