In triangle PQR if 3sinp+4cosq=6 and 4sinq+3cosp =1 then find anglePRQ
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square both the equations and add both them.
u will get 25+ 24(sinpcosq+cospsinq)=37
24(sin(p+q))=12
sin(p+q)=0.5
hence, p+q=30 or 150
if p+q=30,
then sin p
3sin p+4cosq
which is incorrect according to the given question
hence p+q=150
and R=30 DEGREES.
HOPE THIS IS CLEAR
u will get 25+ 24(sinpcosq+cospsinq)=37
24(sin(p+q))=12
sin(p+q)=0.5
hence, p+q=30 or 150
if p+q=30,
then sin p
3sin p+4cosq
which is incorrect according to the given question
hence p+q=150
and R=30 DEGREES.
HOPE THIS IS CLEAR
akshar2:
nice solution
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22
Answer:
π/6
Step-by-step explanation:
3sinP+4cosQ=6 -----(1)
4sinQ+3cosP=1 -----(2)
square and add both the equations,
so we get,
p+q=150
now apply theorem of sum of angles of triangle,
P+Q+R=180
we know that, P+Q=150
so,
R=180°-150°
R=30°
Therefore,
R=¶/6
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