Math, asked by midnightrider3105, 11 months ago

Please somebody answer from question 11...I am too tired to do it on my own...please somebody​

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Answered by welcome101
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Answer:

 \sin(a + b)  = 1 \\( a + b) =  \sin {}^{ - 1} (1)  = 90 \\ (a + b) = 90.......(1) \\  \cos(a - b)  = 1 \\ (a - b) =  \cos {}^{ - 1} (1)  = 180 \\ (a  -  b) = 180.......(2) \\ from  \: solving \: of\: (1) \: and \: (2)  \: we \: will \: get\\ 2a = 270 \:  \:  =  > a = 135 \\ thus \:  \: b =  - 45 \\ thus \: its \: follows \: the \: given \: condition \: as \\0   < ( a + b ) \leqslant 90 \\ and \: a > b \\ so \: the \: answer \: is \\ a \:  = 135 \\ b =  - 45

similar method for question no. 11

for question no 12 put the value as sin(45 - 30) and cos(45 - 30) instead of 15 where a = 45 and b = 30 and follow the method as given in question. now put the value of all quantities and try to simplify you will get your answer


welcome101: what is the answer
welcome101: there we have to find value of a and b only right within given condition . so same I did, I got my answer and condition are also checked
welcome101: it's all satisfies
welcome101: where is the problem
midnightrider3105: it's supposed to be cos(a-b) is 1 which implies a-b is 0
midnightrider3105: Referring the trigonometric table
midnightrider3105: Then you get A and B to be 45
midnightrider3105: And if you check A+B is 90 and A-B is 0
welcome101: yes u right cos0 = 1, cos180 = -1, yes A and B = 45, got it thanks for correcting
midnightrider3105: Okay cool
Answered by pratapmahatha9d
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Answer:

A=30

B=15

Step-by-step explanation:

sin(A+2B)=√3/2=sin=sin60

So,A+2B=60.....................................(i)

cos(A+4B)=0=cos90

So,A+4B=90...............................................................(ii)

(ii)-(i)

2B=30

B=15

Using (i)

A+2*15=60

A=60-30

A=30

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