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If x=sin ^2θ, y=2cos^2θ+1, then the value of 2x+y is:

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Answered by StormEyes
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\sf \Large Solution!!

\sf \large To\;find:

\sf \to Value\;of\;2x+y

\sf \large Given:

\sf \to x=\sin^{2}\theta

\sf \to y=2\cos^{2}\theta +1

\sf \large So,

\sf \to 2(\sin^{2}\theta)+2\cos^{2}\theta +1

\sf \to 2\sin^{2}\theta +2\cos^{2}\theta +1

\sf \to 2(\sin^{2}\theta +\cos^{2}\theta)+1\quad [\sin^{2}\theta +\cos^{2}\theta=1]

\sf \to 2(1)+1

\sf \to 2+1=3

\sf \boxed{\bigstar Value\;of\;2x+y=3}

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