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Mathematics Question on complex numbers

Let A = {1967+1686isinθ73icosθ:θR\frac{1967+1686 i\,sin\theta}{7-3i\,cos\theta}:\theta\in R }. If A contains exactly one positive integer n, then the value of n is ______

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So, let's write the numbers i.e (1967, 1686) as factors of 7 and 3
1967 = 7 × 281 and 1686 = 6 × 562
So, the expression will be as follows :
281(7)+281(6isin(x))73i(cos(x))\frac{281(7)+281(6i\sin(x))}{7-3i(\cos(x))} 281(7+6isin(x)73icos(x))⇒281(\frac{7+6i\sin(x)}{7-3i\cos(x)}) …. (i)
Now, by multiplying both numerator and denominator by 7+3isin(x)7 + 3i\sin(x), we get :
=281(49+21i(cos(x)+2sin(x))+18sin(x)cos(x)49+9cos2(x))=281(\frac{49+21i(\cos(x)+2\sin(x))+18\sin(x)\cos(x)}{49+9\cos^2(x)})
281(49+18sin(x)cos(x)49+9cos2+i21(cos(x)+2(x)sin)49+9cos2)⇒281(\frac{49+18\sin(x)\cos(x)}{49+9\cos^2}+i\frac{21(\cos(x)+2(x)\sin)}{49+9\cos^2})
Since we know the expression will be an integer after simplification, we can conclude that the imaginary part of the expression is zero.
Therefore, we can say that
(21(cos(x)+2sin(x))49+9cos2)=0(\frac{21(\cos(x)+2\sin(x))}{49+9\cos^2})=0
After further simplification, it turns out to be cos(x)=2sin(x)\cos(x)=-2\sin(x).
Now, substitute the value of cos(x) back into the equation, and the equation becomes
281(7+6isin(x)7+6isin(x))=281⇒281(\frac{7+6i\sin(x)}{7+6i\sin(x)})=281
Therefore, the value of n is 281.