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the equation sin^theta =x^+y^/2xy is possible if
1) x=y
2) x=-y
3) 2x=y
4) x=2y

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Answered by Maddy722

Answer:

2x=y

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the equation sin^theta =x^+y^/2xy is possible if 1) x=y2) x=-y3) 2x=y4) x=2y​

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the equation sin^theta =x^+y^/2xy is possible if
1) x=y
2) x=-y
3) 2x=y
4) x=2y