just solve and thanks in advance.
If cosα=4/5 cosβ=7/(5√2) prove that α+β= π/4.
BQ: find the value of Ө 2sin²Ө-cosӨ=1 when (0 ≤Ө ≤360) ans theta=30,150 deg
BQ :
2sin²Ө-cosӨ=1 )
The correct answers are 60, 180, 300
Where are you getting your incorrect answers.
sin^2(Ө) = 1- cos^2(Ө)
2*(1 - cos^2(Ө) - cos(Ө) = 1
2 - 2*cos^2(Ө) - cos(Ө) = 1
rearrange equation
2*cos^2(Ө) + cos(Ө) + 1 - 2 = 0
2*cos^2(Ө) + cos(Ө) - 1 = 0
use quadratic equation ,
let u = cos(Ө)
2u^2 + u -1 =0
u = (-1 +/- sqrt( 1 - 4*2*(-1) ) / 4
u= (-1 +/- sqrt ( 1 +8) ) /4
u = (-1 + /- 3 ) /4 =
u = (-4/4) or u = (-1 +3)/4 = 1/2
u =-1 or u = 1/2
cos(Ө) = -1
acos(1) = -pi
theta = -pi
cos(Ө) = 1/2
acos(1/2) = 60 and -60 degrees which is the same as 300
so the answer's are
60, 180, and 330
its 7/(5√2)
Not sure if this is allowed, but I am assuming that α and β are in quadrant I.
cosα = ⅘
sinα = ⅗
cosα = 7/(5√2) = 7√2/10
sinα = 1/(5√2) = √2/10
cos(α+β) = cosαcosβ - sinαsinβ
= (⅘)(7√2/10) - (⅗)(√2/10)
= 28√2/50 - 3√2/50
= √2/2
α+β = arccos(√2/2) = π/4
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BQ :
2sin²Ө-cosӨ=1 )
The correct answers are 60, 180, 300
Where are you getting your incorrect answers.
sin^2(Ө) = 1- cos^2(Ө)
2*(1 - cos^2(Ө) - cos(Ө) = 1
2 - 2*cos^2(Ө) - cos(Ө) = 1
rearrange equation
2*cos^2(Ө) + cos(Ө) + 1 - 2 = 0
2*cos^2(Ө) + cos(Ө) - 1 = 0
use quadratic equation ,
let u = cos(Ө)
2u^2 + u -1 =0
u = (-1 +/- sqrt( 1 - 4*2*(-1) ) / 4
u= (-1 +/- sqrt ( 1 +8) ) /4
u = (-1 + /- 3 ) /4 =
u = (-4/4) or u = (-1 +3)/4 = 1/2
u =-1 or u = 1/2
cos(Ө) = -1
acos(1) = -pi
theta = -pi
cos(Ө) = 1/2
acos(1/2) = 60 and -60 degrees which is the same as 300
so the answer's are
60, 180, and 330
its 7/(5√2)
Not sure if this is allowed, but I am assuming that α and β are in quadrant I.
cosα = ⅘
sinα = ⅗
cosα = 7/(5√2) = 7√2/10
sinα = 1/(5√2) = √2/10
cos(α+β) = cosαcosβ - sinαsinβ
= (⅘)(7√2/10) - (⅗)(√2/10)
= 28√2/50 - 3√2/50
= √2/2
α+β = arccos(√2/2) = π/4