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Question Number 1830 by 112358 last updated on 10/Oct/15
Show that given               4cos(π/3)+2(√3)sin(π/3)=5  then         π=3cos^(−1) ((5/( (√(28)))))+3tan^(−1) (((√3)/2)) .
Showthatgiven4cosπ3+23sinπ3=5thenπ=3cos1(528)+3tan1(32).
Answered by Rasheed Soomro last updated on 10/Oct/15
′′4cos(π/3)+2(√3)sin(π/3) ′′ is a constant equal to 5  so to say ′′if 4cos(π/3)+2(√3)sin(π/3)=5′′  is meaningless!  Similarly ′′3cos^(−1) ((5/( (√(28)))))+3tan^(−1) (((√3)/2)) ′′ is  also a constant and it is not dependant on  ′′4cos(π/3)+2(√3)sin(π/3)=5′′  I think that the  Question is not meaningful!
4cosπ3+23sinπ3isaconstantequalto5sotosayif4cosπ3+23sinπ3=5ismeaningless!Similarly3cos1(528)+3tan1(32)isalsoaconstantanditisnotdependanton4cosπ3+23sinπ3=5IthinkthattheQuestionisnotmeaningful!
Commented by 112358 last updated on 10/Oct/15
The original question is this.  Write down a value of θ in the  interval  (π/4)<θ<(π/2) that satisfies  the equation  4cosθ+2(√3)sinθ=5.   Hence, or otherwise, show that  π=3cos^(−1) ((5/( (√(28)))))+3tan^(−1) (((√3)/2)).  Show that   π=4sin^(−1) (((7(√2))/(10)))−4tan^(−1) ((3/4)).   I just thought that from setting  θ=(π/3) the question required (though  not strictly) that you work from  4cos(π/3)+2(√3)sin(π/3)=5.
Theoriginalquestionisthis.Writedownavalueofθintheintervalπ4<θ<π2thatsatisfiestheequation4cosθ+23sinθ=5.Hence,orotherwise,showthatπ=3cos1(528)+3tan1(32).Showthatπ=4sin1(7210)4tan1(34).Ijustthoughtthatfromsettingθ=π3thequestionrequired(thoughnotstrictly)thatyouworkfrom4cosπ3+23sinπ3=5.
Commented by 112358 last updated on 10/Oct/15
I′ve corrected the statement and  I think I′ve solved it.
IvecorrectedthestatementandIthinkIvesolvedit.

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