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Prove that root 1 - sin square 90 - theta + root 4 - 4 sin square 90 - theta equals to 3 sin theta


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\Rightarrow LHS=3\ sin\ \theta=RHS hence proved

Explanation:

To prove:

\sqrt{1-sin^2 (90-\theta)} +\sqrt{4-4\ sin^2 (90-\theta)} =3\ sin\ \theta

Now,

\Rightarrow LHS=\sqrt{1-cos^2\ \theta} + \sqrt{4(1-sin^2\ \theta)}

\Rightarrow LHS=\sqrt{sin^2\ \theta} +2\sqrt{sin^2\ \theta}

\Rightarrow LHS=sin\ \theta+2\ sin\ \theta

\Rightarrow LHS=3\ sin\ \theta=RHS

hence proved.

Trigonometric results used:

  • sin\ (90-\theta)=cos\ \theta
  • sin^2\ \theta+cos^2\ \theta=1

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