Math, asked by sristi0602, 11 months ago

the value of theta for which sin(44degree+ theta)=cos 30degree​

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Answered by mysticd
9

Answer:

 \red {Value \: of \: \theta} \green{= 16\degree }

Step-by-step explanation:

 sin(44+\theta) = cos30

 \implies sin(44+\theta) = cos(90-60)

 \implies sin(44+\theta) = sin60

 \implies 44+\theta = 60

 \implies \theta = 60 - 44 = 16

Therefore.,

 \red {Value \: of \: \theta} \green{= 16\degree}

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Answered by rahul123437
12

The value of \theta\\ = 16°

Given:

sin (44° + \theta) = cos 30°

To find:

Value of \theta

Explanation:

sin (44° + \theta) = cos 30°

Using the properties of trigonometry,

cos (\theta) = sin (90 - \theta

cos (30) = sin(90 - 30)

sin (44° + \theta) = sin (90 - 30)

sin (44° + \theta) = sin(60)

Remove "sin" from both side, we get

44 + \theta = 60  

\theta = 60-44

\theta = 16°

Therefore, the value of \theta is 16°.

Note : If we hurry in exam and did not read the question properly and we take "sin" instead of "cos" and we end up with wrong answer so don't panic in exam.

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