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if \: 3 \sin( \beta  )  + 4 \cos( \beta ) = 5 \: then \: show \: that \:  \sin( \beta )   = 3 \div 5
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Answered by Anonymous
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sin∅ = m/n

m = n sin∅ ...(1)

√(n² - m²)tan∅ = m

LHS

= √(n² - n²sin²∅) tan∅

= √[n²(1 - sin²∅)] tan∅

= √n²cos²∅ × tan∅ [• (1 - sin²∅ = cos²∅)]

= n × cos∅ × sin∅/cos∅

= n sin∅

= m ....[From (1)]

Hence Proved ... ✓✓

Answered by Anonymous
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Answer :-

sin∅ = m/n

m = n sin∅ ...(1)

√(n² - m²)tan∅ = m

LHS

= √(n² - n²sin²∅) tan∅

= √[n²(1 - sin²∅)] tan∅

= √n²cos²∅ × tan∅ [• (1 - sin²∅ = cos²∅)]

= n × cos∅ × sin∅/cos∅

= n sin∅

= m ....[From (1)]

Hence Proved ... ✓✓

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