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hardcoreisdead
hardcoreisdeadOP7mo ago
question 7 both parts
¹¹⁷sos
¹¹⁷sos7mo ago
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¹¹⁷sos
¹¹⁷sos7mo ago
I got the idea of theory of equations from the fact that that tan (a+b) uses both sum and product of roots
¹¹⁷sos
¹¹⁷sos7mo ago
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hardcoreisdead
hardcoreisdeadOP7mo ago
sorry it took a lot of time to reply back , i got the same answers but i believe u missed the sin(theta+phi) part and also u made a slight calc error in cos2theta+cos2phi part , check calc from b^2-a^2 also guide on how to develop your brain to think like this
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¹¹⁷sos
¹¹⁷sos7mo ago
I will redo the calculation and try to find and easier method wait
¹¹⁷sos
¹¹⁷sos7mo ago
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¹¹⁷sos
¹¹⁷sos7mo ago
Use cosC + cosD for last part jisme se 2 cos(theta - phi)cos(theta+phi) hoga we already know cos(theta-phi) and use sin(theta+ phi) for cos
hardcoreisdead
hardcoreisdeadOP7mo ago
Any other easier approach ? I found an easier approach for the first part
¹¹⁷sos
¹¹⁷sos7mo ago
Can't think of one Oh do tell
hardcoreisdead
hardcoreisdeadOP7mo ago
bsec theta= c-atantheta square both side and replace sec^2theta with 1+tan^2theta to get complete equation in tan terms then use sum of root and product of roots, the calc is much simpler than your approach
iTeachChem
iTeachChem7mo ago
nicely done sos we good @hardcoreisdead ?
¹¹⁷sos
¹¹⁷sos7mo ago
I mean you did what I did, end me secant theta hi eliminate kerna hai
hardcoreisdead
hardcoreisdeadOP7mo ago
yeah but its about the calc anyways imma close the thread now thanxx +solved @¹¹⁷sos
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