Math, asked by prabhabeslm, 5 hours ago

sin 10 theta + sin 2 theta =​

Answers

Answered by pavaniganduri
1

Answer:

You can solve it with the formula sum-to-product, that says:

sin

α

+

sin

β

=

2

sin

(

α

+

β

2

)

cos

(

α

β

2

)

,

so:

sin

2

θ

+

sin

4

θ

=

0

2

sin

(

2

θ

+

4

θ

2

)

cos

(

2

θ

4

θ

2

)

=

0

sin

3

θ

cos

(

θ

)

=

0

so:

sin

3

θ

=

0

3

θ

=

k

π

θ

=

k

π

3

and:

cos

(

θ

)

=

0

cos

θ

=

0

θ

=

π

2

+

k

π

.

(remembering that

cos

(

α

)

=

cos

α

).

There is another way:

sin

2

θ

=

sin

4

θ

sin

3

θ

=

sin

(

4

θ

)

(remembering that

sin

(

α

)

=

sin

α

),

and than remembering that two sini are equal when the angles are equal or if the angles are supplementary,

2

θ

=

4

θ

+

2

k

π

6

θ

=

2

k

π

θ

=

k

π

3

and

2

θ

=

π

(

4

θ

)

+

2

k

π

2

θ

=

π

+

4

θ

+

2

k

π

2

θ

=

π

+

2

k

π

θ

=

π

2

k

π

that is formally identical to the second solution found before.

Answered by jayanthkonduru8
0

Answer:

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