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7sin²@+3cos²@= 3sin²@+3cos²@+4sin²@=4
3(sin²@+cos²@)+4sin²@=4
3(1)+4sin²@=4
4sin²@=4-3
Sin²@=1/4
Sin@=1/2
Cos@= √1-sin²@=√1-1/4=√3/2
tan@= sin@/cos@= 1/2×2/√3
= 1/√3...ans
3(sin²@+cos²@)+4sin²@=4
3(1)+4sin²@=4
4sin²@=4-3
Sin²@=1/4
Sin@=1/2
Cos@= √1-sin²@=√1-1/4=√3/2
tan@= sin@/cos@= 1/2×2/√3
= 1/√3...ans
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Here's the answer:
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Taking theta as x
Given,
7Sin²x + 3cos²x = 4
=> 4sin²x + 3sin²x + 3cos²x = 4
=> 4sin²x + 3(sin²x + cos²x) = 4
°•° sin²x + cos²x = 1
=> 4sin²x +3(1) = 4
=> 4 sin²x = 1
=> sin²x = 1/4
=> sin x = 1/√2
=> sin x = Sin 30°
•°• x = 30°
L.H.S =
tan x = tan 30°
= Sin 30°/Cos 30°
= (1 /2)/(√3/2)
= (1/√3)
= R.H.S
Hence proved.
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Hope it helps
Here's the answer:
•°•°•°•°•°<><><<><>><><>°•°•°•°•°
Taking theta as x
Given,
7Sin²x + 3cos²x = 4
=> 4sin²x + 3sin²x + 3cos²x = 4
=> 4sin²x + 3(sin²x + cos²x) = 4
°•° sin²x + cos²x = 1
=> 4sin²x +3(1) = 4
=> 4 sin²x = 1
=> sin²x = 1/4
=> sin x = 1/√2
=> sin x = Sin 30°
•°• x = 30°
L.H.S =
tan x = tan 30°
= Sin 30°/Cos 30°
= (1 /2)/(√3/2)
= (1/√3)
= R.H.S
Hence proved.
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Hope it helps
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