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sin teta-cos teta ÷sin teta +cos teta =3 ;sin teta 4+cos teta 4=¿

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Answered by RAJAT181
1
Answer:
sin
θ
=
3
5

Explanation:
We have :


3
sin
θ
+
4
cos
θ
=
5

Subtract
3
sin
θ
from both sides



4
cos
θ
=
5

3
sin
θ

Square both sides



16
cos
2
θ
=
25
+
9
sin
2
θ

2
(
5
)
(
3
sin
θ
)

Now substitute
cos
2
θ
=
1

sin
2
θ
at L.H.S



16
(
1

sin
2
θ
)
=
25
+
9
sin
2
θ

30
sin
θ

Rearrange the terms to get a quadratic in
sin
θ



9
sin
2
θ
+
16
sin
2
θ

30
sin
θ
+
25

16
=
0


25
sin
2
θ

30
sin
θ
+
9
=
0

Now if you look , the above quadratic equation is a perfect square using the identity
a
2
+
b
2

2
a
b
=
(
a

b
)
2
we write it as



(
5
sin
θ
)
2

a
2


2

(
5
sin
θ
)

(
3
)


2
a
b

+
(
3
)
2

b
2

=
0


(
5
sin
θ

3
)
2
=
0


5
sin
θ

3
=
0


sin
θ
=
3
5
.
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