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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

20

Step-by-step explanation:

Here's one way to do it.  It's definitely not the only way.  Hope it helps.

1²+2² = 5, so divide through by √5 to get

(1/√5) sin θ + (2/√5) cos θ = √3 / √5.

Let φ be such that cos φ = 1/√5 and sin φ = 2/√5.  Then tan φ = 2.

Then this relation becomes

cos φ sin θ + sin φ cos θ = sin ( φ + θ ) = √3 / √5

=> cos ( φ + θ ) = ±√( 1 - 3/5 ) = ±√2 / √5

Thus

tan ( φ + θ ) = ±√3 / √2

=> ( tan φ + tan θ ) / ( 1 - tan φ tan θ ) = ±√3 / √2

=> ( 2 + tan θ ) / ( 1 - 2 tan θ ) = ±√3 / √2

=> 2 + tan θ = ±(√3/√2) ( 1 - 2 tan θ )

=> 2√2 + √2 tan θ = ±√3 -  ±2√3 tan θ

=> ( √2 ± 2√3 ) tan θ = ±√3 - 2√2         ... (1)

=> ( √2 ± 2√3 ) ( -√2 ± 2√3 ) tan θ = ( ±√3 - 2√2 ) ( -√2 ± 2√3 )

=> ( 12 - 2 ) tan θ = - ±√6 + 6 + 4 - ±4√6

=> 10 tan θ = 10 - ±5√6

=> 2 tan θ = 2 - ±√6

=> 4 tan² θ = 10 - ±4√6

Also, from equation (1):

( ±√3 - 2√2 ) cot θ = √2 ± 2√3

=> ( ±√3 - 2√2 ) ( - ±√3 - 2√2 ) cot θ = ( √2 ± 2√3 ) ( - ±√3 - 2√2 )

=> ( 8 - 3 ) cot θ = - ±√6 - 4 - 6 - ±4√6

=> 5 cot θ = -10 - ±5√6

=> cot θ = - ( 2 ± √6 )

=> cot² θ = 10 ± 4√6

Finally:

4 tan² θ + cot² θ = ( 10 - ±4√6 ) + ( 10 ± 4√6 ) = 20

Answered by itzdevilqueenn
3

Answer:

20

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