sin3 theta= cos(theta-6)(theta is acute angle) then theta=?
a. 12
b.36
c. 24
d. none
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how theta becomes positive
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Given that :
sin 3θ = cos (θ - 6)
or, sin 3θ = sin {90 - (θ - 6)}
*[since sin θ = cos (90 - θ)]*
or, sin 3θ = sin (96 - θ) .....(i)
Now, omitting (sin) from both sides of (i), we get
3θ = 96 - θ
or, 4θ = 96
or, θ = 24 (acute angle)
Therefore, the value of θ is 24°.
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Given that :
sin 3θ = cos (θ - 6)
or, sin 3θ = sin {90 - (θ - 6)}
*[since sin θ = cos (90 - θ)]*
or, sin 3θ = sin (96 - θ) .....(i)
Now, omitting (sin) from both sides of (i), we get
3θ = 96 - θ
or, 4θ = 96
or, θ = 24 (acute angle)
Therefore, the value of θ is 24°.
⬆HOPE THIS HELPS YOU⬅
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