Math, asked by mannubhangu, 1 year ago

sinA - √6cosA= √7cosA

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Answered by Anonymous
56
Bonjour!

 =  > sin \: a \:  -  \sqrt{6} cos \: a =  \sqrt{7} cos \: a \\  \\  =  > sin \: a =  \sqrt{7} cos \: a +  \sqrt{6} cos \: a \\  \\  =  > sin \: a = cos \: a( \sqrt{7}  +  \sqrt{6} ) \\  \\  =  >  \frac{sin \: a}{cos \: a}  = ( \sqrt{7}  +  \sqrt{6} ) \\  \\  =  > tan \: a \:  = ( \sqrt{7}  +  \sqrt{6} )

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mannubhangu: I want the value of cosA +√6sinA
mannubhangu: yes
Answered by IshanS
5
Hi there!

Here's your answer :-

sinA - √6cosA = √7cosA

=> sinA = √7cosA + √6cosA

=> sinA = cosA ( √7 + √6 )

=> sinA / cosA = √7 + √6

=> tanA = √7 + √6

Hence,
The required answer is :- tanA = √7 + √6

Hope it helps!

mannubhangu: i want the value of cosA+√6sinA
IshanS: Th't can't be proved
mannubhangu: why
IshanS: Is there any solution of it in your book?
IshanS: Can you tell me th' final answer?
mannubhangu: this question is in my assignment
IshanS: This is th' correct answer buddy!
mannubhangu: answer is cosA (√42+6)
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