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sin alpha!=3/5 90<alpha<180 then cos 3alpha=?

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given :  Sinα  = 3/5

90° < α < 180°

To Find : cos3α

Solution:

90° < α < 180°  Hence  α lies in 2nd Quadrant

in 2nd Quadrant  Cos is negative

Sinα  = 3/5

cos²α = 1 - Sin²α

=>cos²α = 1 - (3/5)²

=> cos²α =  (4/5)²

=> cosα = ± 4/5

in 2nd Quadrant  Cos is negative

=> cosα = - 4/5

cos3α = 4cos³α - 3cosα

=> cos3α = 4(-4/5)³ - 3(-4/5)

=> cos3α =  -256/125  + 12/5

=> cos3α =  -256/125  + 300/125

=> cos3α =   44/125

cos3α =   44/125  = 0.352

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