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if x = a sin theta + b cos theta and y = a cos theta minus B sin theta then find the value of x square + Y square​

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Answered by karanjotgaidu
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X = a sinΘ + b cosΘ

Y = a cosΘ - b sinΘ

X² + Y² = (a sinΘ + b cosΘ)² + (a cosΘ - b sinΘ)²

= a²sin²Θ + b²cos²Θ + 2ab sinΘ cosΘ + a²cos²Θ + b²sin²Θ - 2ab sinΘ cosΘ

= sin²Θ(a² + b²) + cos²Θ(a² + b²)

= (sin²Θ + cos²Θ) ( a² + b²)

= a² + b²

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Answered by royjayasmita1
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