Math, asked by jain1614, 1 year ago

If x=rcos theta and y = r sin theta then show thay xsquare + ysquare = R square.​

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Answered by Anonymous
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\rm{x^2\:+y^2\:=R^2}

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\rm{x=Cos\theta}

\underline{SQUARING\:ON\:BOTH\:SIDES\:WE\:HAVE}

\rm{x^2=Cos^2\theta} ...\rm{Equation\:01}

\rm{y=Sin\theta}

\underline{SQUARING\:ON\:BOTH\:SIDES\:WE\:HAVE}

\rm{y^2=Sin^2\theta} ...\rm{Equation\:02}

\mathbb{ADD\:BOTH\:THE\: EQUATIONS\:WE\:HAVE}

\rm{x^2\:+\:y^2\:=R^2Sin^2\theta\:+R^2Cos^2\theta}

\rm{x^2\:+\:y^2\:=R^2\left(Sin^2\theta\:+Cos^2\theta\right)}

\rm{x^2\:+\:y^2\:=R^2}

\boxed{\rm{Becoz\:Sin^2\theta\:+Cos^2\theta\:=1}}

\therefore \rm{x^2\:+y^2\:=R^2}

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