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Answered by Anonymous
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Given :

2θ+45° and 30°-θ are actue angles

To Find :

The degree measure of θ satisfying

\rm\sin(2\theta+45\degree)=\cos(30\degree-\theta)

Formula's Used :

\sf1)\sin(90-x)=\cos\:x

\sf2)\cos(90-x)=\sin\:x

\sf3)\tan(90-x)=\cot\:x

\sf4)\sec(90-x)=\csc\:x

\sf5)\cot(90-x)=\tan\:x

\sf6)\csc(90-x)=\sec\:x

Solution :

We have to Find the value of θ which satisfying the equation :

\sf\sin(2\theta+45\degree)=\cos(30\degree-\theta)

Let 30°- θ = x , then

\sf\implies\sin(2\theta+45\degree)=\cos(x)

and

We know that sin(90-x)= cos x , then

\sf\implies\sin(2\theta+45\degree)=\sin(90\degree-x)

\sf\implies\sin(2\theta+45\degree)=\sin[90\degree-(30\degree-\theta)]

Now comparing on both sides , then

\sf\:2\theta+45\degree=90\degree-30\degree+\theta

\sf\implies2\theta+45\degree=60\degree+\theta

\sf\implies2\theta-\theta=60\degree-45\degree

\rm\implies\theta=15\degree

Therefore, the value of θ is 15°

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