Math, asked by barfanigoliya, 2 months ago

if x=2sin^2 O and you=2cos^2 O=then find the value of x+y
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Answered by TheLostMonk
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Step-by-step explanation:

x = 2sin^2A ,y = 2cos^2A

x+y = 2sin^2A + 2cos^2A

= 2(sin^2A+ cos^2A) = 2 × 1 = 2

Answered by NITESH761
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Answer:

2

Step-by-step explanation:

\sf We \: have,

  • \sf x=2 \sin ^2 θ
  • \sf y=2 \cos ^2 θ

\sf \blue{x+y}=2 \sin ^2 θ+2 \cos ^2 θ

\sf : \implies 2 \sin ^2 θ+2 \cos ^2 θ

\sf : \implies 2 (\sin ^2 θ+ \cos ^2 θ)

We know that,

 \red{\underline{\boxed{\sf \sin ^2 θ+ \cos ^2 θ=1}}}

\sf : \implies 2 (1)=2

\sf \blue{x+y} = \blue{2}

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