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if y = 2/sin theta + root 3 cos theta then the minimum value of y is

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Answered by Areena14
17
Heya Mate!!!

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Y =2/(sinθ + √3cosθ)

So, -√(1 + √3²) ≤ (sinθ + √3cosθ) ≤ √(1 + √3²)

-2 ≤ (sinθ + √3cosθ) ≤ 2

So, minimum value of (sinθ + √3cosθ) = -2

Maximum value of (sinθ + √3cosθ) = 2

For getting minimum value of y , we have to use maximum value of (sinθ + √3cosθ) .

So, minimum value of y = 2/-2 = 1

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Answered by Kundank
11
Y =
 \frac{2}{ \sin(x) +  \sqrt{3}   \cos(x) }
K = minimum if Sinx + √3cosx is maximum

K will be maximum when Cosx = √3/2 that is Cos30°
K = sin30° + √3cos30°
K = 1/2 + √3/2
K = 4/2
k = 2

Then Y = 2/2
Y = 1

Minimum value will be 1

sadiya721: thanx bro
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