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sin^2 theta+3cos^2 theta=4, find the value of theta

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Answered by jamal7
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Answered by alessre
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Hello,

sin²θ+3cos²θ=4;

from the first fundamental relationship sin²θ+cos²θ=1,
we have that:
sin
²θ=1-cos²θ

so we can write it as:
1-cos²θ+3cos²θ=4;
2cos²θ=4-1;
2cos²θ=3;
cos²θ=3/2;
cosθ=√3/2;
cosθ= 30°

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