Math, asked by 123oceans, 11 months ago

Please help with this math question for my upcoming exam.

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Answered by ishucutee

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3sin theta= cos theta

Tan theta=1/3

Tan theta =k

Where k=1/3

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3sin^2 2x=cos^2 2x

Tan^2 2x=1/3

Tan2x=1/root3

Tan2x=Tan30°

2x=30

x=15°

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123oceans: Tan^2 2x=1/3. could you explain why the 2x still remains , cant it be cancelled out

ishucutee: 2x is the angle

ishucutee: and angle can't be cancelled

123oceans: but its on both sides in the beginning , so how is it that it is only on one side now...

ishucutee: where it is both side

ishucutee: at sin and cos

ishucutee: they become tan now so it remains only one side

Answered by adityaaryaas

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