Math, asked by Adityasaharan2004, 10 months ago

is the equation 2cos*2theta+cos theta - 6=0 possible

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Answered by atulpatel64

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Answer:

not possible because maximum value of costheta= 1 and if we put this value then it equation is not possible

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