Solve the following equation for x sin inverse 8/x + sin inverse 15/x =90 degree
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Step-by-step explanation:
sin^-1(8/x) + sin^-1(15/x) = π/2
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sin
−1
X+cos
−1
X=
2
π
so, Let sin^-1(15/x) = P
sinP = 15/x
then, cosP = √(x² - 225)/x
P = cos^-1{√(x² - 225)/x}
now, sin^-1(8/x) + cos^-1{√(x² - 225)/x}= π/2
so, 8/x = √(x² - 225)/x
8 = √(x² - 225)
taking square both sides,
64 = x² - 225
x² = 289 => 17²
x = ±17
hence, x = ±17
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